Everyone right now is talking about how to review the past year and plan for the new year. No doubt you are doing the same for your business. Let’s play devil’s advocate and challenge the goals you may be setting for 2020.

Every business needs to be online, but there are so many options! How do you choose between the website you want, the website you need and the website you can afford? Start by taking a look at the ways in which you can build a website.

Email marketing is an incredibly important asset for small businesses. This is a unique opportunity to turn your contacts into a front row audience. Email marketing has been proven to drive people to action. Buy now, subscribe here, register for this event, and more. Emails flood inboxes every single day. People are noticing, and further, people are engaging. So, when it comes to creating email lists, how should small businesses go about collecting email addresses to expand their email marketing lists? 

Recently a friend deleted a decade’s worth of email history by accident. And that was just one of several email emergencies we’ve heard about in the last couple weeks. Before disaster strikes at your business, let’s make sure you understand the email service you currently use.

The short answer is “Yes.” Now read on for a few tips on why you should write them, what to write about and where to send them.

All marketing gurus during the past few years have exhorted business and not-for-profit managers to upgrade their old websites to mobile-friendly ones. Many pooh-poohed the need and claimed their customers weren’t mobile users. Were they right all along?

As a business owner you answer questions every day from your customers, your vendors and your colleagues. The most important questions you should be answering are these two that you ask yourself.

For those who have gone through all of the steps to create a complete social media marketing presence for their business, it can be frustrating when the engagement remains stagnant. So, where do you turn? You can try boosting posts and paying for advertising, but before you start putting more money into your plan – maybe a good approach would be to actually take a step back and evaluate the assets you have around you.

Yes, it’s still summertime, but after Labor Day folks shake off their vacation mindset and reapply themselves at the office. They get busy and before they know it, 2016 is over. Take some time now to plan the rest of the year’s content for your blog and social media.