Sure, it’s everywhere, but is social media marketing really a must-have for smaller businesses or is it just another way to take a cut of your profits? Let’s look at the facts. 

Customer-enticing email requires more than technical best practices. So what should you do when you’re facing that blank computer screen?

When I wrote about Instagram back in 2015, I said “just have fun with it.” But Instagram has changed quite a bit since those early days and you might be wondering if we’re still having fun. Let’s review:

If you’re disappointed with your email marketing results, it’s time to review what you have now and rework it using the latest proven techniques. Read on as we spill the “secret sauce.”

When young adults are too comfortable in the family home to strike out on their own we call it “failure to launch.” Businesses, too, get stuck where they feel safe and stop progressing.

A tried-and-true way to keep prospective customers from getting lost inside your sales funnel is to stay in touch and email is still a powerful tool for doing just that. 

One of the decisions small business owners need to make is whether to create a Facebook Page, start a Facebook Group, or just stick with their current Facebook Profile. Here are highlights of the differences:

Last time, we focused on the prep work before launching a Facebook ad. Now let’s look at creating the ad itself. It may seem simple, but it's quite complex.

Social Media continues to be a powerful tool in your marketing toolbox. Are you making the most of it to promote your business?

Facebook Ads are a great sandbox for experimenting with pay-to-play marketing. Start strong by applying this optimal mix of advice, which is both tried-and-true and up-to-date.