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A website for every business

5 WAYS A WEBSITE 

CAN HELP GROW YOUR SMALL BUSINESS
In today's digital world, having a website is no longer just an advantage for small businesses—it's a necessity. It acts as your business's virtual storefront, available to customers at any time of day. Your website is often the first impression potential customers have of your business, making it a critical tool for driving growth, building credibility, and expanding your reach. By offering essential information, a platform for communication, and opportunities for online sales, a well-designed website can significantly boost your business.


Here are five ways a website can help your small business grow:
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WHAT IS SEO?

How does it help my Small Business?
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the process of improving your website to increase its visibility on search engines like Google. When potential customers search for products or services that relate to your business, SEO helps ensure your website appears higher in the search results, making it easier for customers to find you.

Here are 6 ways SEO is important for your Small Business:

 
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WHY YOUR BUSINESS 

NEEDS A LOGO
When you’re focused on building your business, it’s easy to push a logo down the priority list.

You might even catch yourself thinking, “Do I really need a logo?”

Here’s the truth: Yes, you do. A logo is not just a symbol; it’s a powerful tool that can help shape the future success of your brand. Alongside offering quality products and building a strong reputation, having a professionally designed logo is a key part of your business strategy.

Why? . . .
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5 MARKETING STRATEGIES 

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
As a design and marketing firm for small businesses like yours, we know the holiday season is critical for boosting sales. Early, strategic preparation is key to standing out in a highly competitive market. In 2023, holiday sales hit $964.4 billion.

By tapping into this lucrative season, your small business can attract new customers and achieve its best holiday sales yet. Here’s 5 Marketing Strategies you can implement.. . .
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Why a Facebook Page is Not
a Substitute for a Website

When it comes to promoting and representing your small business online, it's important to have a strong, professional presence. Many businesses today turn to social media platforms, like Facebook, to create that presence. However, using a Facebook page as your primary or only online presence can be a huge mistake. In this article, we'll go over the top ten reasons why using a Facebook page as your business website is a bad idea, and explore some alternative options for promoting your business online.
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8 Things Every
Small Business Website Needs

If you run a small business, no matter what it is that you do, or where you’re located, you need a website. Small business websites are crucial for online visibility, branding, and driving sales, but only if you've got good web design.

To make a high-quality website for your business, you need to know what core features to include. This post will discuss some of the most essential elements that should always be at the forefront of your small business website design.

Whether you’re launching your first small business website or going through a rebrand, your website has to be perfect. Keep reading and we'll show you how to make it happen.
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Why DIY Site Builders
are Bad for Small Businesses

Do you need to build a website for your small business and are considering building one yourself?

If you don't yet have one, building a small business website is very important. Unfortunately, many people think that it's something that they can build on their own. Only after making a low-quality website do they realize that they would have been better off leaving it to the professionals.

If you want to find out why building a DIY website is a bad idea for your small business, read on and we'll tell you what you need to know.
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Why Reputation Management
and Online Reviews Are Important in Business

Does your company have a great reputation among consumers? If it doesn't, it could be hurting your business even more than you might realize.

One recent report suggested that a company's reputation can account for more than 60% of its total value. As a result, your business might not be worth as much as it would be worth otherwise simply because of its reputation.
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How To Respond to Online Reviews
(Good and Bad)

93% of surveyed shoppers make buying decisions based on online reviews. That's a huge percentage! If you run a business, your reviews are vital to your success.

You need to have a reputation management strategy in place and you need to know what to do when good or bad reviews start popping up. Let's talk about it! Read on to learn all about responding to online reviews (good and bad).
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9 Common Website Traffic Stats Explained

There are over 5.07 billion daily Internet users in the world, so there's a large base of potential customers you can reach with your website. But before you can tap into that potential, you need to know whether your website is capable of attracting those visitors. Your website traffic stats are a good place to start.

But these metrics are only useful if you know how to interpret them. Read on for a breakdown of the most important website traffic stats and what they mean for your business.
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7 Reasons Why
Small Business Websites Are Vital


A website is a vital component to a small businesses’ success. However not any website will do. About one in five small business websites struggle to generate traffic to their website. Meanwhile, 57% of users won't recommend a company with a poor mobile web design. If your website doesn't offer a positive experience, you could lose potential customers.

On the fence about investing in your business website this year? Read on to discover the top 7 reasons why a strong website is beneficial to your company's success today!
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8 Marketing Mistakes
Small Businesses Make

According to a recent survey, about half of all American small businesses lack a solid marketing plan. Not having a plan in place is one of the biggest marketing mistakes that any small business can make.

If you're not marketing your business enough at this time, it could eventually lead to its demise. You're going to struggle to spread the word about your company without using small business marketing to your advantage.

There are also some other marketing mistakes that you might be making as a small business owner that can come back to bite you. Learn about eight of them below.
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How Often Should You Redesign Your Website?

A recent study found that 50% of consumers believe that website design is a fundamental factor in a business’s brand. Website design showcases your business’s style, attitude, and aesthetic.

However, small business websites aren’t forever. They need to be updated and redesigned just like any part of your business.

 
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3 SIMPLE WAYS 

TO GROW YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWING
With so many social media channels available, you can’t be everywhere all the time to market your brand. Today, it’s about . . .
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7 Signs You Need a Website
For Your Businesses

The first and oldest web domain on the internet is symbolics.com, founded in 1985. And even they updated their look and feel to keep up with modern search and user trends.

Web design might sometimes seem like an unnecessary expense for some small business owners. In fact, it's quite the opposite. User habits and Google search algorithms change regularly. You're missing out on valuable traffic (and potential customers)  if you're not consistently modernizing your website.

Read on to see if they apply to you!
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