by Caroline | Apr 5, 2019 | Local Internet Marketing, Online and Offline Marketing and Advertising
You’ve probably heard of Harry Winston. He’s the diamond guy with that nice little shop on 5th Avenue in New York City. Harry can teach us a thing or two about website traffic. If you pay a visit to his establishment and tell his staff you’re in the market to buy a...
by sbadmin | Mar 2, 2018 | Online and Offline Marketing and Advertising
Content. You need it. Content is crucial if you rely on lead-generation to find new customers and grow your business. It sets the foundation of your SEO ranking. It helps prospects understand what makes you different than your competitors. It facilitates customer...
by Caroline | May 30, 2017 | Local Internet Marketing, Online and Offline Marketing and Advertising, Uncategorized
You’ve invested in the resources to create content, and it’s working. Sort of…maybe. You’re seeing increased traffic to your website. Organic search rankings are going up. It’s all good. There’s just one hiccup – and it’s a big one. Where are all the sales? Additional...
by Caroline | Feb 24, 2017 | Branding, Local Internet Marketing, Online and Offline Marketing and Advertising, Small Business Internet Marketing, Traditional Marketing for Small Business, Web Design and Search Engine Optimization
Is it a singular sensation or a winning combination? What distinguishes you from your competitors? We’re overwhelmed by choices today. We’re starved for time, too. The combination means that we’ll only search for a short time before we make a buying decision (unless...
by Caroline | Jan 31, 2017 | Online and Offline Marketing and Advertising, Uncategorized
Updated January 31, 2017. Earlier on this blog, we posted 3 ways to know your online health is failing. But what does that mean, exactly? If you’re accustomed to living and breathing in the real world, you may not know you have online health. But I’m...
by Caroline | Jan 13, 2017 | Online and Offline Marketing and Advertising, Uncategorized
Updated January 13, 2017. You operate a small business. Chances are, you have a small staff. Even if you run a business with 100 employees, your marketing department may not be sophisticated enough, or large enough, to drill down to every potential customer segment...
