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It's official - Google has officially merged its Google Places listings with Google Plus to create Google My Business. Phew! Did you follow me there? It’s rolling out gradually so if you don’t see it yet, it’s coming! And there's a bit of work to be done to polish up your page... Read More

The results of the 2014 marketing for consultants survey are in! And chances are, you are missing this insanely profitable marketing strategy. Read More

How many Realtors had to work this past Fourth of July? Given your profession, it’s safe to assume that many Realtors had to tend to at least some business on the most patriotic of holidays. Although not officially in the job description (if there even is one), working holidays is part of being a R Read More

The “valley of death” is a common term in the startup world, referring to the difficulty of covering the negative cash flow in the early stages of a startup, before their new product or service is bringing in revenue from real customers. I often get asked about the real alternatives to bridge this Read More

But wait - you might be thinking “but my company isn’t trying to reach this demographic or is not selling B2C products.” Instagram is still another great marketing tool for your company to engage with. Read More

Is hacking good for business? We look at the Burger King hack and what social gains companies receive after being hacked. Read More

How Customer Service has changed over the years and how it has effected marketing. We are in an age where customers expect 24/7 customer service, but that was not always the case. Read More

A strong community can be one of the greatest assets a brand can have.
Discover why having a strong community is important and the 5 steps you can take to build a community that rallies around your brand Read More

I was listening to a podcast today with Jeff Walker. Now, Jeff’s a very smart guy and knows what he’s talking about when it comes to online business. Read More

While marketing techniques are adapting to technology, copywriting still focuses on people and what motivates us hasn’t changed much. The copywriting formulas that have been tried and tested for decades still work today. This post explains the Pain-Agitate-Solve copywriting formula. Read More