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How Free is a Free Website?

How Free is a Free Website? Is it a Good Place to Start?

Free, or low-priced websites are ridiculously tempting for the small business owner, just because they’re free or inexpensive. The problem is that just because of their site-builder structure — to make it super easy to use — you forego or lose vital search engine optimization (SEO). Obviously, that’s a MAJOR factor in today’s digital world.

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analytics and insights are vital to marketing success

Why You Should Care About Analytics and Insights

Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results. We all know the definition of insanity. Then why are you doing social media marketing without checking your analytics and insights? During the first week of each month, you should review the previous month’s analytics on your website, as well as, the insights

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target market - focus on people first in your online marketing

Social Media Marketing Strategy: Think Like Your Target Market

One of the stumbling blocks that many small businesses face when delving into social media marketing is that you’re too attached to your business. You know your product, service, or industry inside and out. Who you really don’t know is your target market. You feel your product or service is the best and the greatest.

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Can our Facebook page initially serve as our website?

Can your Facebook Page Initially Serve as your Website?

Just about everybody’s on Facebook! However, even though Facebook provides free business profile pages, should you use that as your only online marketing tool? And what about other social media platforms like YouTube or LinkedIn? How about your own website? Yes, your Facebook or other social media page can serve as a website, but I

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Helpful Data from Google Search Console

How to Gather Helpful Data from Google Search Console

The Google Search Console, part of Google Analytics, gives you valuable data on your website’s ranking in the Search Results Pages (SERPs). SERPs are where searchers see the results of their search queries. Google strives to provide the freshest, most accurate, helpful, and relevant content that matches the searcher’s request. Here’s what you need to

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