Many businesses rely on word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing to bring in new customers. In fact, 92% of consumers rely on referrals from people they know above all else.
While your business is growing, you may be hesitant to invest in online advertising. But with organic search declining and paid promotions dominating the online space, it’s incredibly important to put ad money behind your company.
Standing out online is no easy task. To break out of the noise, sometimes all it takes is a little help from one low-cost tool—a camera. Read on to find out how a simple point-and-shoot camera can enhance your online presence,
As marketers, we’re always dabbling with the latest technology. After all, our worlds are inherently digital.
Even at home, we’re surrounded by technology. And depending on how connected we choose to be,
We can all admit it—roofing companies aren’t typically on the forefront of stunning web development or cohesive branding. Even researching the list gave our team jolting flashbacks to web design in the early 2000s!
We’ve all been encouraged to “Dream Big” at some point in our lives. Goals are easy to dream up, but taking the steps to actually achieve one is the difficult part.
Some make a ping, others a ding. The sound of a text message is loud enough to draw the attention of every person in a room. It is one of billions of messages received on American cell phones every day.
What does your ideal office look like? Does it overlook a park or mountain vista? Or does it have a solid oak desk and restaurant-grade coffeemaker in the corner for fresh afternoon brews.
To paraphrase Sophia from The Golden Girls, picture it, somewhere in everyday America.
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As a business owner, your website is a core part of the business.
Pay to play. These three words are usually thrown around in reference to having some level of clout and influence. But what if they were becoming synonymous with social media?
There’s a very high chance that if you use the internet at all during the day, two of your visits will include Google and Facebook. One rose from the dot-com boom and bust while the other grew from a college dorm.
We carry our smart devices everywhere with us. Scrolling through a grocery list, double checking that what’s in your cart is on the list. Reading through a news article or two while waiting on a vehicle oil change.
