Three Things Hurting Your Website SEO
If you feel that something is wrong with how your website ranks on Google, there are three technical aspects that might be the culprit and are hurting your website SEO.
If you feel that something is wrong with how your website ranks on Google, there are three technical aspects that might be the culprit and are hurting your website SEO.
Instagram is a visual social channel with great photos and engaging videos. Instagram is also about the text in your captions. The words you share are a key part of your Instagram marketing strategy, too!
Check out your Google Analytics. Are more of your website visits from a mobile device than from a desktop computer?
Can you take high quality photos yourself? You sure can! Your mobile device lets you take some pretty great photos on the fly to use for promoting your business.
I find it surprising when I see how many small businesses still do not have a website. It’s 2021 and our world is shaped by digital media now more than ever.
I know, you’re anxious to launch your new website. But you still have to decide true colors and write a bunch of valuable content. You’ll just add it later because it’s better to have something online than nothing, right?
Are you getting anywhere with your website? I have a few quotes from Paul Cookson that help drive a few points home.
Your website is the face of your brand online. There’s a lot of planning that goes into creating this space. It’s where potential customers come to find out who you are and what you do.
Everyone knows a website needs to be optimized for search engines like Google. Search engine optimization (SEO) brings more traffic to your website.
Is your retail business selling online? If you are a legitimate Northern Michigan brand, or you are committed to building one, selling online is in your favor.
If you have a local business and you want to attract more local clients, a great way to do that is by being active on Instagram as your business.
Social Media is a powerful tool for marketing your business and reaching more potential clients, but should a Facebook Page take the place of a Website for your business?