If you belong to trade associations, chambers of commerce, technical groups, etc., you should tell your website visitors. Why? How? Well, let me tell you.

We’ve talked about networking before folks.  We’ve pushed you in both the conventional and unconventional networking directions.  Now how about a few “new” ideas for you?  We are social beings; networking (whether we’re good at it or not) has always been and will continue to be extremely important to the success of your business, brand, and growth.  If you’re uncomfortable –get comfortable.  Or at least fake it till you make it.  For those still shaking in your boots, checking for pit stains, and wiping off sweaty palms here are a few new, slightly less pressure, ways to network.

This article has been updated on 10/2/2019 with the article entitled "A Simple Action Plan Now Is Better Than Reacting Badly Later"

I don’t have to drone on and on about how important it is that your business is on social media.  Chances are, if you’re reading this article, you’re already set up with at least a few different outlets. But, now that you’ve stuck your neck out there and made yourself available to your customers and the world, you’ve also opened yourself up to the scrutiny.

Are you ready for an awesome 2014? We hope so since you’re already a month into it. We know it’s tough keeping your website current when you’re already behind on your To Do list. But don’t leave your online visitors questioning whether you’re reliable or wondering if you’re still in business. Here’s a quick checklist for freshening up a stale website.

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