2016….what a year! With the holiday season coming to an end, this is a great time to reflect on your small business. For us, 2016 brought us to joining the GoDaddy team and we could not be more excited!
Creating a unique customer experience is extremely important when it comes to small business. Providing personal touches and a welcoming feel is not something customers can always find when shopping at large retailers, aka the power of small business!
The marathon has begun! With Thanksgiving and the month of December marking the start of the holiday season, it’s important to keep your customers engaged! Customers are excited and your small business can contribute to that. Making your customers (and potential customers) feel warm and welcome will not only help them get through the holiday season, but will help your business end the year on a good note!
In the previous posts of this series, we’ve covered everything from how to build a website to how to get started with email marketing. Assuming you’ve followed these guides and have established an online presence for your small business, you may be wondering if there’s a way to measure the impact of your efforts. How can you find out whether the strategies you’ve devised are producing their intended benefits?
On October 29, 2015, President Barrack Obama declared November as National Entrepreneurship Month (NEM)! President Obama proclaimed it as a time to “celebrate the remarkable and everyday successes of our entrepreneurs and innovators, and we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring our economy remains the engine and the envy of the world.”
Although social media plays an important role in helping small businesses establish their online presence, it tends to get too much attention while email marketing takes a back seat. This is a shame because while social media may open doors, it is really email marketing that closes them.
If you’re a solopreneur or small business that’s questioning whether social media is worth the investment, the answer is yes. Several years ago, social media was a nice-to-have. Today, it’s a need-to-have.
Each year, online sales grow. More and more, these transactions are accounting for a larger portion of total retail sales worldwide. With affordable web hosting and a wide array of free tools at their fingertips, small business owners today can easily join in on the Internet shopping craze.
Once you’ve finished with the nuts and bolts of creating your website, how can you make sure that people will find it? This is where SEO—which stands for search engine optimization—comes into play. Did you know that 71% of Internet users never scroll past the first page of search results?
2016….what a year! With the holiday season coming to an end, this is a great time to reflect on your small business. For us, 2016 brought us to joining the GoDaddy team and we could not be more excited!
Creating a unique customer experience is extremely important when it comes to small business. Providing personal touches and a welcoming feel is not something customers can always find when shopping at large retailers, aka the power of small business!
The marathon has begun! With Thanksgiving and the month of December marking the start of the holiday season, it’s important to keep your customers engaged! Customers are excited and your small business can contribute to that. Making your customers (and potential customers) feel warm and welcome will not only help them get through the holiday season, but will help your business end the year on a good note!
In the previous posts of this series, we’ve covered everything from how to build a website to how to get started with email marketing. Assuming you’ve followed these guides and have established an online presence for your small business, you may be wondering if there’s a way to measure the impact of your efforts. How can you find out whether the strategies you’ve devised are producing their intended benefits?
On October 29, 2015, President Barrack Obama declared November as National Entrepreneurship Month (NEM)! President Obama proclaimed it as a time to “celebrate the remarkable and everyday successes of our entrepreneurs and innovators, and we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring our economy remains the engine and the envy of the world.”
If you’re a solopreneur or small business that’s questioning whether social media is worth the investment, the answer is yes. Several years ago, social media was a nice-to-have. Today, it’s a need-to-have.
Each year, online sales grow. More and more, these transactions are accounting for a larger portion of total retail sales worldwide. With affordable web hosting and a wide array of free tools at their fingertips, small business owners today can easily join in on the Internet shopping craze.
Once you’ve finished with the nuts and bolts of creating your website, how can you make sure that people will find it? This is where SEO—which stands for search engine optimization—comes into play. Did you know that 71% of Internet users never scroll past the first page of search results?