Ronda Morales

If you’re in business, you already know it’s a good idea to talk your customers so you can communicate with them on what’s going on with your business, what’s new in your product line and what services you have to offer.

Bad reviews and negative comments on social media can be extremely disheartening. With your entire life invested in your business, hearing about a poor experience can elicit a wide range of reactions.

In our previous post, we discussed the basic terminology used in Google Analytics. Now, we’re going to look at a Google eccentricity that many our clients have been puzzled by: the dreaded (not provided) field. In 2011, Google made the first in a series of changes to how it displays keywords.

You do need to earn honest online reviews. Does your business need to have online reviews to successfully attract customers? In today’s world, most likely, yes. For retail or service oriented businesses, absolutely.

If you’re going to provide photos to use on your website, you need to start with high quality images. Whether it’s a fairly small shot of a product, or a large, wide photo for the banner, you want to have top quality in the image to make your website stand out and reflect well on your business.

In this post we take a break from talking business to share our view of Pure Michigan from our office. This view is outside our window at 724 W Centre Ave, Portage MI. The water is Portage Creek.

You have compiled an email list of current and potential customers, colleagues or people who in some way have expressed an interest in your business or your organization, and you want to send them regular emails.