The Risks of Keeping an Old Outdated Website
Not only does having an old website put your business at risk for cyberattacks, your website might be challenging for today’s mobile users to use and navigate.
Not only does having an old website put your business at risk for cyberattacks, your website might be challenging for today’s mobile users to use and navigate.
The busy season in northern Michigan is fast approaching, and more people will be searching on their phones to find places to eat or shop close to them at that moment.
So you decided to “Go DIY” and created a business website yourself. You started from scratch without any kind of website building knowledge and just assumed if you launch it, they will come.
Summer is just around the corner, and you know what that means up north – daily operations for every business owner are about to get extremely busy.
Facebook and Instagram continue to be popular social media platforms with billions of users ready to engage. Should your business be on one or both?
Social media is perfect for finding new customers. Unfortunately, most small business owners don’t see the potential and they avoid hiring specialized marketing help.
Websites have changed a lot in the last five years, plus we saw accelerated growth in doing business online during the COVID-19 pandemic. You have to keep up!
Search engines like Google and social media sites like Facebook and Instagram are two very distinct types of online platforms with different purposes.
A well-designed website is a powerful tool that attracts customers and builds trust while showing the uniqueness of your brand. A professional website is crucial for the success of your business.
A “near me” search on Google is when someone searches online to find local businesses or services that are close to their current location.