It seems like every time we teach a class or end up talking to a group of shop owners the topic comes up about blogging. It’s no secret that I’m a big believer in having an active blog, but why?
We understand the fears that this pandemic creates. We are a small business, too. It is human nature to feel this way. But, you can be smart about what you do for your customers and your business.
We hope that the list below will give you some ideas of what you can do to prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) to your team, your family AND your customers. Protecting yourself, your team and your customers is very important in today’s world. Let’s ease pain and worry by implementing these precautions:
There is no “on size fits all” solution in marketing. Truly your marketing, well, it needs to be YOUR marketing! I love the saying “you do you” and I believe that applies here. How do you know if Instagram is good for your shop?
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I do hope that a shop owner out there somewhere finds this blog and reads it, is inspired to take the step to attend an industry event and make the biggest difference in their shop that they can possibly imagine. Hey shop owner, you are NOT alone. That I know for sure.
In any business, there are highs and lows. Times when things are really busy and times when they’re not so busy. Ok, let’s be real: they’re slow.Â
In this blog post, I am going to share with you how we figured it out and what we did about it to prepare for future years.
The following article was originally published on our main agency website. We’ve gone through the process now of setting up these Google Guarantee Ads for a
The following article was originally published on our main agency website. We’ve gone through the process now of setting up these Google Guarantee Ads for a
As past shop owners we remember what it was like to feel like we were all alone. On an island. That was, of course, before we joined professional organizations with opportunities to network and hear from other shop owners.
