Let’s be honest, getting a Facebook Like feels good. It’s a little digital pat on the back, a momentary “Hey, nice job” from the internet. But you know what? That tiny thumbs-up doesn’t pay your bills; it doesn’t move product, book appointments, or convince anyone to...
What Local SEO Actually Means and Why It’s Your Best Bet
There’s something oddly satisfying about typing “best tacos near me” and getting exactly what you want within walking distance. No digging, no scrolling, just tacos. That’s the magic of Local SEO. It’s the reason your phone seems to know where you are, what you want,...
The Small Business Guide to Doing More With Less: Set It and Forget It Marketing
Running a small business sometimes feels like juggling flaming swords while riding a unicycle. You’re selling, managing, posting on Instagram, answering emails, and—oh right—trying to sleep. But here’s the thing: marketing doesn’t have to be another flaming sword....
What If Your Marketing Ran Itself?
Picture this: your marketing team shows up late on Monday, and nobody panics. Campaigns are humming; leads are qualifying themselves; and your content is getting smarter by the hour. No one’s scrambling, and yet the numbers keep climbing. Sounds like a fantasy, right?...
Why Boosting a Facebook Post Is NOT the Same as Running Ads
That little blue “Boost Post” button on Facebook? It’s like the fast-food drive-thru of digital marketing—quick, easy, and kind of satisfying in the moment. But if you’re trying to build a real business, or let’s say, a proper meal, you’re going to need a kitchen; not...
Marketing Automation for Local Businesses: Worth It or Not?
Marketing automation sounds like something cooked up in a Silicon Valley think tank, right next to the kombucha tap and the “disruption” whiteboard. But for local businesses; the dentist down the street, your favorite indie bookstore, the real estate agent who still...
What 4.9 Stars Gets You That 4.2 Doesn’t
You’d think 4.2 stars would be enough to impress someone. It’s a solid B-plus. That’s a “your kid’s doing great” kind of number. But online, 4.2 doesn’t always cut it. In fact, when it comes to consumer behavior, 4.2 might as well be a shrug. It’s not bad, but it...