At the beginning of a new year, everyone makes predictions on the next marketing trends. These are the ones we think you should keep in mind

If you’re working with a skimpy, unfinished business plan, you may be sabotaging your marketing plans by making decisions based on faulty conclusions

When an entrepreneur is just starting out and there is simply no money, a free website may be the only option. But know the trade-offs and plan to trade up as soon as possible.

Clients are intelligent men and women, successful in their chosen fields. When they refuse marketing advice, we take the time to explain it in a different way.

What’s your goal? “Make money” surely is every business owner’s goal. But stopping there is a short-sighted mistake that will limit you in the long run. Here’s why:

Last time, we talked about setting New Year’s goals, but to hit your targets, you must start with a good aim. Drafting – and following – a Mission Statement improves that aim.

In over 20 articles, we have shared the steps needed for a business to successfully reach customers online. Now it’s your turn!

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:

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.

We’ve seen it happen:  A business launches a gorgeous, brand-new website, but instead of the expected rush of new business, there are crickets. Often, this is because of a simple-yet-vital oversight. No Call To Action.