Marshall Communications & Marketing

19/10/2025

What's more important to tech customers? How the thing works, or how it will increase their profitability?

https://mcmarketing.biz/2025/10/18/tech-marketing-complicated/

How it works, how it’s built and even how much it costs are secondary concerns. Your future customers are the people who want what your product can do. They have a problem your product can solve, s…

28/12/2024

So, how did the companies at the top of the Google search results accomplish their high rankings..?

https://mcmarketing.biz/2019/04/23/seo-ceos-win-google/

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You want your website to get noticed. There are millions of businesses clamouring for the attention of customers so how do you stand out from the background noise? Search results are one of the big…

23/10/2020

There's nothing like controversy for getting attention. My new post for the Offsida content marketing campaign.

According to stats, women are less than 2% of the trades workforce. But what about all the mums who are unpaid accountants and bookkeepers?

13/10/2020

My latest blog post for Offsida.com's content marketing campaign:

The Aussie building industry recovery has begun, say economists. Builders and tradesmen should prepare for strong demand in early 2021.

26/09/2020

Making more money: the universal imperative that every marketing campaign can address. My new blog post for Offsida:

Set up your business so that it can grow. If the cost of your labourer's work is lower than yours, your profit margin will increase.

28/08/2020

New Facebook/YouTube video for Offsida:

21/08/2020

Kicking off the launch phase of the Offsida campaign today, as the app becomes available all over Australia.

The Offsida labour hire app is now available to download all over Australia. For tradesmen and builders, Offsida is a quick and easy way to hire rated labourers when and where they need them. People looking for construction and labouring work can use the Offsida app to find nearby jobs and get hire....

07/06/2020

My latest post on the Sarz Sanctuary page tells the inspiring story of the Wallace family and the shocking tragedy that set them on a mission to help people in despair.

A documentary film following over 45 bike riders as they journey from London to Paris in support of the 'Sarz Sanctuary' charity following the tragic events ...

05/06/2020

Food is literally bicycle fuel. Your body generates energy by combining oxygen from your lungs with glucose. After you exercise, your body builds extra muscle in preparation for your next session. It’s a beautiful, finely tuned system, but we need a healthy well-balanced diet for it to work properly.

Meet You In Paris 2020 is in full swing! People all over the world are sweating it out for mental health.
Get involved at www.sarz-sanctuary.org/meet-you-in-paris-2020

04/05/2020

There's a surge in bicycle riding in Australia, because of Covid19 gym closures. My content campaign for Sarz Sanctuary is tapping into this new bike-mania, delivering handy tips for riders on nutrition, relaxation and bike maintenance.

Riding a bike is an aerobic activity. What does that mean? Well, basically our bodies are generating energy by combining oxygen from our lungs with stored glucose. The glucose comes from carbohydrate-rich foods like bread, rice and fruit. We breathe more heavily when we exercise aerobically because our lungs are working hard to supply the extra oxygen we need.
After we exercise, our bodies get busy building extra muscle in preparation for our next bout of activity. Our muscle tissue is built with protein. So, to improve our fitness, we need a steady intake of protein from foods like nuts, eggs, grains, meat, beans and dairy products.
Nutrition is not an exact science, because each individual’s body is unique, but we all need to have a balanced intake of protein and carbohydrates.
Our bodies are beautiful, finely tuned systems. If we exercise sensibly and eat well, they will do the rest and keep us healthy.
Meet You In Paris 2020 is in full swing! People all over the world are sweating it out for mental health. Get involved at www.meetyouinparis.org and help make the world a happier place.