When the coronavirus ended large business gatherings, many conferences went online. Now that we’ve all attended a few – and are facing maybe another year of them – let’s recap the pros and cons and plan for the future. 

If you have a business website, the day will come when a redesign is necessary. This could be anything from updating old functionality to swapping out colors to changing up the whole thing. There could be a number of good reasons, so here are a few thoughts for evaluating what may need a tweaking.

No doubt this holiday shopping season will be like no other, but while it’s not “business as usual,” it’s still business. Are you and your website ready?

Digital marketing professionals advise that businesses use blog posts to build up content that is optimized to for search engines. Because it can be intimidating, here are some easy tips for getting started.

Are you aware of how modern buying habits are clashing with traditional branding practices? Here’s a tree removal story to explain what we mean. 

Networking can be hard even when we aren’t required to socially distance, but building a network is vitally important to growing our businesses.  

Election years are great opportunities to observe marketing in action. You may as well learn how to use these techniques to market your own business.

​Pew Research reports that 81% of Americans own a smartphone. So the chances are very high that your customers also have one – and are looking at your website on it. 

Your website needs regular tweaking – such as using better words in your content to improve your site’s visibility. For help finding better words, try using the Google Keyword Planner. 

Yes, blogging is still something you should do in 2020. It’s important for boosting your website’s SEO and it’s important to building a relationship with current and prospective customers.