A study by Stanford showed that 75% of users will judge a company’s credibility based on the design of their website. Are you giving people a good impression with your website? If not, it’s time for a Website Refresh.
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As more rules go into place to combat the spread of COVID-19, businesses can end up being affected when it comes to shipping products. Some shipping companies have canceled their money-back guarantees or restricted shipping to certain countries. If you need to ship products for your business, it’s important to stay up-to-date on the latest alerts from shipping carriers.
Businesses are having to close their doors to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean you have to put your business into hibernation. Many businesses have transitioned to work remotely, but what if your business has a hands-on or in-person product/service?
Building a relationship with your customers is key to a successful business. Understanding your customers, knowing what will make their lives easier and better, will help you solve their needs. Use communication effectively, go above and beyond your customers’ expectations, and get feedback to build strong relationships with your customers.
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As the holidays wrap up and the year comes to an end, it’s a good time to take a step back and review your business performance from 2019. Now’s the time to wrap up any loose ends and prepare to start the year strong! Set aside an hour or two each day for a week or so to take a serious look at your business.
With the wins and losses fresh in your mind, it’s the perfect time to recap what worked and what didn’t. Don’t get discouraged if you tried something and it didn’t get the results you expected. Turn the rough patches into learning experiences and create something positive from them. Go into the process with a positive mindset, detached from personal feelings, with a desire to make your business better.
Small towns across our nation are populated with hard-working Americans living the dream. While every small town tends to share the same timeless appeal, they aren’t easy to label. They’re unique with character, history, and culture. Some small towns are busy and rich with pride and history. They’re often responsible for the growth of the larger communities surrounding them. Other small towns are newer with a community appeal and a much different list of perks. For every small town, one thing rings true: Small Business Marketing is different in small towns.
Common Small Business Marketing practices include paying attention to your competitor and staying one step ahead. Keeping an eye on your competitor’s prices, service list, target markets, and company progression can be key to daily growth. Your online marketing, B2B marketing, and network marketing efforts are designed specifically for your service, product, and company as a stand-alone entity. As a standard small business, these practices are effective and efficient, and applauded! Still, they aren’t enough in a small town.
