by Jim Higgins | Apr 8, 2020 | Digital Marketing, Marketing Ideas, Marketing Strategy, Small Business Marketing
Small Business Marketing During the COVID-19 Crisis The COVID-19 pandemic has essentially brought society to a screeching halt and businesses everywhere are suffering. You are not alone. Everyone has a looming sense of uncertainty about the days ahead, but as a...
by Jim Higgins | Feb 19, 2020 | Content Marketing, Marketing Messaging, Marketing Strategy, Small Business Marketing
Do I Need a Blog on My Website? More often than not, business owners think blogging will absorb valuable time they could be spending on actual business dealings. Nothing could be further from the truth. If you have a website, you need a blog. What purpose do blogs...
by Jim Higgins | Jan 22, 2020 | Marketing Strategy, Small Business Marketing, Website Design
Achieve Greater Success with These Web Design Best Practices As we begin a new decade, small business owners are smart to stay on the cutting edge by making sure their websites are formatted correctly and engaging to all who visit. After all, people are more tech...
by Jim Higgins | Aug 14, 2019 | Digital Marketing, Marketing Strategy, Small Business Marketing
How to Create a Marketing Budget for Your Small BusinessMarketing is an investment, one that just about every business – no matter how big or small – needs to grow. But how much should you spend? And what should you spend it on?It’s OK if you’re not sure. Coming up...
by Jim Higgins | Jun 5, 2019 | Marketing Strategy, Small Business Marketing, Website Design
UX Mistakes That Are Driving Traffic Away From Your Website Let’s say you are offering the best product/service in your industry. Your pricing is competitive, your SEO is top notch, and your online reviews are stellar. All of that is great! But if you don’t have...
by Jim Higgins | May 1, 2019 | Marketing Strategy, Small Business Marketing
How Online Reviews are Powering Small Business Marketing Long gone are the days where customers walk blindly into a small business without having some level of expectation for the product or service they’re about to receive. You can thank sites like Amazon, Yelp...
