Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., (born 17 October 1984) is a Ghanaian reggae-dancehall artist. He is known by his stage name Shatta Wale, formerly Bandana. After going missing for also 10 years he comes back onto the music stage with a new name and new image. Businesses can learn from his rebranding strategy to improve their business marketing and make profit 1) Logo 2) Name Change 3) Strong Slogan 4) Appearance / Looks 5) Social Media Presence Bonus 6) Keep Learning * Benefits 1) Better Business Image & 2) Profit. #accra #africa #beyonce #shatta #wale #hiphop #practice #music #cheeseboard #rap #mpls #dmv #breadsticks #dc #lessons #gh #dye2018 #newyork #beats #nyc #afropop #kendricklamar #accra #artist #pepperjelly #newmusic #Beyoncé

With the internet and social media customers are able to review the services and producta they purchase. There is a need to use well thought strategy to help save your image and protect future business from potential customers. Xhibit Plus Marketing tips highlight 5 +1 bonus ways to deal with bad reviews. #marketing #smallbusiness #entrepreneur #business #tips #inspired

Writing a marketing plan can be complex and sometimes intimidating especially if you are starting a business. We have striped it down to the most important part and making it simple to put together a professional marketing plan. Enjoy and Grow your business. #startups #marketing #grantcordon #marketingplan #entrepreneur

With the recent pandemic businesses are closing down and some are doing their best to keep their businesses going. - 1. Sell meals & cocktail to GO 2. Host an online cooking class 3. Share your recipes 4. Switch up your social media adverts 5. Add donated meals Let us know what you think. #marketing #coronavirus #covid19 #restaurant #cook #onlineclass #customerservice #love #grantcardone #philipkotler #kotlermarketing #izod #global

5 marketing mistakes SME's/ Entrepreneurs make when starting their business- 1.Advertising in place of marketing 2. Branding 3. Being all things to all people 4. Poor and Inadequate partnerships 5. Failing to understand customers