Your website is the most important hub of your business marketing strategy and supports all of your digital marketing efforts. Since each aspect of your marketing strategy directs people to your website (or should be), your website should give consumers a clear idea of what your business offers in regard to products and services. Evergreen…
Writing social media posts and blog posts on your website are very similar in that they both allow you to share thoughts, ideas, and stories with people who are interested. Social networking and blogging are great ways to get traffic to your website. However, social media and blogging are also very different. Challenges of Social…
Your website is your most important marketing tool and is the online face of your business. Your website might be the only interaction a person ever has with your company. New Visitor Stats: First impressions are 94% design-related. 75% admit to making judgement on your credibility based on your website design. 40% will stop engaging…
Are you only interested in how many followers you have? Is your boss more focused on quantity of followers over quality? Buying followers is a thing, but is it a good thing?
Marketing your business online is an essential part of your marketing strategy, but knowing where to begin and focus your efforts is a daunting task for any business owner.
On Saturday, September 12th, Marcie Wolf and Eric Davis will get married at their home in Harbor Springs and celebrate the day with friends and family. The theme is more about the party with friends with a few wedding vows thrown in.
Your website might be the first impression potential customers or clients have of your business. It should represent who you are, what you do, and be personality-driven while giving a great first impression.
Responsive Web Design allows website visitors using different types of devices to view your site effectively. Your website looks the same – or similar – on all devices including desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smart phones.
Every business is trying find success with their online marketing, but if your site is giving such a bad first impression that it drives people away – and you’re losing potentials sales – how can you possibly recover from that?