Small Business Internet Blog

If you research the best online marketing methods, you will likely come across a slew of varying opinions on the matter.  Read More

Time flies when you're running a business, and technology is continually evolving. While that website you had designed years ago may still look good, it might not be performing the way it should be for today's users, leading to missed customer conversion opportunities. Read More

It is true that optimizing your website can help you rank higher on SERPs. But that's only half of the story. Read More

Email can be a very effective and budget-friendly part of small business’s online marketing strategy, yet most small business owners don’t take advantage of all that email marketing has to offer.  Read More

If you run a small to medium-sized business, you may not be concerned with dominating global search results (yet). Instead, the local community you serve is probably the lifeblood of your business, and showing up at the top of local listings is pivotal to bringing in new customers. Read More

So you have just written the best blog post ever. The content is helpful, engaging, and sure to be eagerly consumed by your intended audience. Read More

In a recent post, we talked about the changing nature of search and how to organize website content to adapt to those changes. But what happens when a potential customer lands on your website? Are they doing what you want them to? Read More

If you have a blog, chances are you already understand the importance of business blogging. But do you know how to optimize your blog posts to make them more search engine friendly? Read More

Many small business owners find themselves with a beautiful website chock full of valuable information and lots of visitors, yet very few of those visitors take that next step to subscribe to a newsletter, get a free quote, make a purchase, or move through the sales funnel. Read More

With well over 1.3 billion active daily users, Facebook might seem like a treasure trove of potential paying customers. (Source: Facebook 2/10/2017) With all those users, it makes sense that some of them would be interested in your products or services, right? Kind of. Read More