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Why doesn’t my business rank on Google?
This is a pretty common question for small business owners in Connecticut and all across the...
What Should I Blog About?
TLDR: Thinking about the questions that your prospective clients and current clients ask on the phone is a great way to identify blog topics. If you hear the same questions several times in a month (or find yourself saying the same thing over that period), those are...
Why Your Website Needs to Be Mobile-Optimized, how to check if it is and what to do about it.
92% of searchers will pick businesses on the first page of local search. Thinking about how potential customers use technology to find goods or services you offer is crucial for your Connecticut small business. This is especially true when it comes to the exponential...
Website Hosting Services and Domain Registrars – What You Need to Know for Your Small Business Website
If you're running your own small business, a website gives you a powerful marketing tool to stay engaged with existing customers, attract new ones, and strengthen your brand awareness. Your website is your company headquarters on the Internet. Yes, I know that...
How and why Connecticut Small Businesses should think about tracking their customers
Tracking how new clients find you is crucial for any small business. It plays a key role in expanding your business by helping you fine-tune your marketing efforts and your brand message. It also helps you to: Reveal weekly/monthly/quarterly trends about how people...
Connecticut Small Business Digital Asset Management Tips
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." - Benjamin Franklin There are many headaches associated with running a small business in Connecticut. Payroll. Taxes. Bookkeeping. Many of them are unavoidable. This post is about the avoidable mistakes that I've...
Connecticut Small Business Digital Marketing 101
They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but adapting to new business practices and opportunities in the digital age is crucial as ever-evolving technology drives constant changes for small businesses. It might be worth learning to "fetch" some of these ideas...