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Audit Your Online Presence

Being in as many places as possible online sounds great because, well, the more places you are the more chances you have at being seen by the right people. Is there even a downside to this? Actually yes, if you don’t keep track of it all.

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More than Just Frequently Asked Questions

Spoiler Alert: Your FAQ page is not limited to only questions that are frequently asked. You can also include the ones that you wish your clients would ask in order to encourage them to do certain things that they may not have otherwise thought of.

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The Content Marketing Roadmap

Content creation is one of the most difficult parts of marketing. Continually churning out worthy content can be a drag if you aren’t a natural writer (and sometimes even if you are!). But the fact of the matter is that if you want to keep your target audience engaged, you need to keep giving them something to engage with.

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Keywords: The Art of Being Seen

There are a ton of blog posts and how-to’s about marketing that will tell you that you need to focus on the right keywords—that you should strategically use keywords in order for your social media posts to get better views or for your website to have better SEO. But they don’t go into much detail telling you how to find which keywords to use…

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Driving Traffic to Your Service Website

When you run a service-based business, the marketing game is slightly different from a product-based business. In a product-based business, people will generally go to a website for, well, the products. For services, you’ll want to…

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Learn a Social Media Platform: Pinterest

Every social media platform has its own unique best practices and audiences. Figuring out which ones are best for you and your business will help you focus your social media marketing in all the right ways.

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Driving Traffic to Your Retail Website

While social media in general, Meta Ads and Google Ads are great ways to introduce customers to your website, you need to create a reason for them to actually click on the link to visit. Let’s talk about a few ways that you can bring your target market to your retail business’ website.