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Michael Kava

Michael Kava is the Director of Little Marketing, a leading Australian marketing consultancy for small business. Michael provides enduring leadership to an ambitious and practical team, ensuring the Little Marketing vision of helping small-business owners achieve the best possible results for their organisations is delivered every day. Since commencing in 2008, Michael has been called upon via various media as well as being a keynote speaker at numerous industry events to deliver smart, tangible and marketing advice to Australian small-business owners.

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“Be obvious and explicit”: Four branding basics you need to stand out from the crowd

How a clear and explicit business position can help your business attract the right customers and grow your brand.
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Why taking marketing action for your small business is key this time of year

As the year begins, there’s always great energy with Australian small business owners. Regardless of media doom and gloo...

The difference between strategy and tactics in small-business marketing

Small-business owners need to nail what works pretty quickly with their marketing, or at least quicker than big business...
Quality feedback brings success

Why understanding what your clients and customers are saying about you is key

With a simple survey and five really simple questions, it will allow people to talk about how they're feeling and rank y...
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Why knowing your competition is critical to your marketing

How are you positioning your business and your brand in the minds of your customers and clients where there is the least...
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Small business branding essentials

An investigation of the critical elements when it comes to your branding essentials so you create the right perceptions ...
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Starting a business is more than just a good idea

Some people may have a good idea they may be enthusiastic about, but how much further they are willing to go for the bus...