Small business marketing advice
If you have a website and hope to rank anywhere on page one of Google then SEO is something that really needs to be at the forefront of your mind.
But whereas many people have heard of SEO, not everyone really understands what it is other than having the ‘right keywords’ in any online content
With consumers rarely looking past the first few results, it is crucial to make sure your Google Maps listing is optimized to show up first for relevant searches
In the first in a series of guest blogs. Helen Saxton from Teams Unpuzzled a corporate event company based in Berkshire introduces things she has learned about her business in 2020 and how it could help other small business owners such as yourself…
If you have a physical small business such as a shop, there is nothing you want less than a customer arriving to find that your doors are closed. If you are a service business you may prefer not to be disturbed during the Christmas break. One of the simplest ways to let people know your business is closed for Christmas is to update your listings in Google My Business and Bing Places for Business.
If you are launching a new small business or looking to grown an existing one. Here are 10 small business marketing strategies to try today
One of the things I get asked about most is Local SEO (Search Engine Optimization) i.e. getting your website found on search engines such as Google by local people searching for businesses like yours.
Facebook Ads are the second largest paid advertising platform after Google. As a small business you need to make sure that your Facebook Ads are set up well and offer a good return on investment. Here are 7 simple tips to help you do just that
Unless you have been living under a rock you can’t deny that social media has changed the way we live our lives. From the way we get our news to the way we interact with our loved ones. Social media is everywhere. It’s unavoidable, it’s powerful, and it’s here to stay.
Small business marketers who use content marketing can reduce the cost of leads, increase your brand awareness and position you as a leader in your business field.
The simple answer to the question of whether to spend on Google Ads or Facebook ads is simple. Spend on both, just make sure you spend it wisely.