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6 Solutions to Spring Clean Your Small Business
Spring is officially here, and it brings with it budding flowers, singing birds and, of course, the annual spring cleaning. It’s the time of year for us to shake off the dust of
Getting Groovy with GIFs
If your business has examined the world of meme marketing, then you’ve probably encountered the meme’s crazy cousin: the animated GIF. GIFs have dominated the world of online memes for some time, and
Merging Memes into your Marketing
If you’ve been online at all within the past five years, you’ve probably seen one of the latest Internet crazes: the meme. A meme shows a humorous image with bolded, capitalized text and
How Exciting Marketing Can Sell a “Boring” Product
Let’s be honest: some products are easier to sell than others. Not every company can be Apple, Nike or Starbucks. Flashy products like these go directly into the hands of consumers, and while
Why Your Business Should Be on LinkedIn
We all know about Facebook, Twitter and even Instagram, and hopefully your small business is on at least one of these social media outlets. However, there’s one platform that can sometimes be overlooked,
How to Use 360° Media in Marketing
Recently, online marketing has made it easier than ever for your small business to reach out to consumers and draw them. Facebook offers one field with enormous marketing potential: 360° video and photo.
5 Lucky St. Patrick’s Day Marketing Ideas
St. Patrick’s Day is this week, which means businesses and storefronts everywhere will be decked out in green decorations, shamrocks and pots of gold. Of course, the holiday does provide a significant opportunity
Class is Out: Marketing to College Students on Spring Break
Ah, the elusive college student—every marketer’s dream. Difficult to engage with, even more difficult to identify with, but once you find an in to the college student’s world, you’re practically guaranteed consistent business
Should Your Business Take a Stand on Controversial Issues?
In the world of small business, it can be difficult to avoid controversial or offensive topics. You definitely don’t want to isolate consumers, but you may also have a specific customer in mind
Valentine’s Day: Fall in Love with Your Business
Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day—a day of romance, togetherness and most importantly, love. Soon the air will be filled with the fresh scent of roses and delicious chocolate. But what does all that have
Business 101: How to Network Like an Expert
When it comes to growing a small business, we tend to think of a few main areas to share our mission: print advertisements, maybe a radio announcement, a strong website, etc. One thing
Why Blogging Is Big for Business
We get it. You’re busy, your company is busy, everybody is busy. Whether you’re the owner, the entrepreneur or the employee, there is probably a billion things you could be doing at any