WEBSITE MANAGEMENT

Achieving any kind of goal in business and life requires you to know and articulate what you want from the end game. If nothing else, understanding the goal can help guide your decisions related to planning for achieving it.

A well-considered business logo design succinctly and accurately represents the promise, personality, and product of the organization. A logo serves as the face of a company, and getting it right makes all the difference in the world for achieving the recognition and marketing position you want.

If you’ve been working to revise your website content to improve its visibility on Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) such as those generated by Google and Bing, then listen up.

Should your business have a website, even if your business is small and sells products or services you don’t think can be sold online? Yes, if you have a business, you should have a website. Period. No question. Without a doubt.

The world of social media provides a unique opportunity for business owners to connect with their clients and potential customers like never before. Too often, however, businesses take the first step of setting up social media accounts, but do not take any further action to manage these accounts effectively.

How do I get more people to visit my website? That is the number one question I get from my clients. So, I decided to put together a top 10 list that will work for both businesses and non-profit organizations.

It’s a tough question. One way your business can find answers is to examine research in social psychology.

It was probably late 2010 when businesses suddenly realized the potential power of social media, for promoting their services and products, for engaging with prospective customers and clients and for building brand awareness.

All business owners like to believe that their business is in someway unique or unlike any other business. At its core though, how different are small businesses really?