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There are so many possible NEXT steps in online marketing – SEO, content marketing, social media marketing, local listings, paid advertising – that there are plenty of places to get caught up in “analysis paralysis”.

Luckily, however, the first step in marketing your business online is easy – it Read More

A day after being broken into and having their cash drawers stolen a local restaurant "Frijoles & Frescas Grilled Tacos" in Las Vegas, NV created this brilliant and funny video using surveillance footage of the crime in progress. Read More

Can an entertaining video barely really related to your product or service work as a content marketing piece? We're not sure either, but take a look at this video on procrastination and let us know if you think it works for the brand and category. Read More

Many small businesses wonder how much to spend on marketing and whether $300 to $500 a month is enough to make a difference.
In this video presentation we talk about realistic marketing budget, look at online marketing strategy options and discuss how to approach your overall marketing plan. Read More

A look at Twitter, Facebook and in-store promotions that use ‪‎PR‬, ‪‎SocialMedia‬, positioning and copywriting to good and poor effect. Read More

The biggest obstacles to small business marketing are: Not Enough Time, and not sure of Next Steps.

Below is a small business marketing outline that uses content marketing and social media tactics to help you meet your traffic and sales goals.

This article gives you a marketing guideline to Read More

A good SEO campaign uses pre-planned content to meet the goals of the shopper, the company and the SEO campaign. Read More

Should you invite your customers to resolve their customer service issues via Twitter? You can't always prevent them from doing so, but it might not be the best use of this very public platform. Read More

The enchiladas pictured on the back of the van actually looked good! In fact, they looked delicious. The headline was easy to read - clear and engaging. The only problem was the call to action. Read More

Google+ does not make it easy to share to their business pages, therefore we don't use it much.

Facebook has an option that makes it much more use friendly.

Take a look at why one works and the other doesn't to see what you can learn about how to make usability easy for your audience. Read More