Blog - ButterSideUp Communications

FaceBook and Beyond

FACEBOOK AND BEYONDDo you know what Facebook, Twitter and other social media can do for your business? With over 500 million active users on Facebook alone, can you afford not to? Beyond, the new support programme for existing businesses in Down district, can help.Beyond will open its arms to the business...

ButterSideUp supplementary for Corish Productions tender

ButterSideUp Communications works with companies to enhance their business communications. To ensure their marketing messages influence and persuade decision makers' positive choices. Whether it’s to sell a product or service, reinforce a viewpoint or build brand recall, ButterSideUp provides...

How important is regular customer communication?

The Communication Issue!Today, it's imperative businesses communicate regularly with their customers and prospects. Whether to emphasise value, illustrate new services, or reinforce brand recognition – timely updates reassure, build loyalty and help guide purchasing decisions.To consistently...

Do Your Customers Choose not to Choose ?

Human nature's an amazing thing - one person's quick decision is another's back burner special. But, where's the control in this situation - is it simply the different chemical makeup within our brains, the disparate influences we've been surrounded by all our lives or is it driven...

Customer and Prospects Read!

Whether we like it or not we're all in the communication business. Surely then, we have a responsibility to give the best impression we can. It's often tempting to believe everything we say should take precedence, perhaps at the expense of our individual written capabilities. But, would this...

Sell and Protect

Is Copywriting just about selling?When clients or prospects are reading your printed company material - how many errors, mistakes, inconsistencies, contradictions, grammatical hooplas or deviations does it take to loose credibility, brand reputation or professional image? Worse still, how would you...

Interview with Tim

1. Tim, what is your job?As the head of a communications agency, I work with companies to ensure their writing and client interactions are the best they can be. From social media, website content, marketing collateral, e-newsletters, e-brochures or any number of alternatives – if it requires...