Should You Use Pinterest for Your Small Business Marketing?

by Cazbah Staff | Mar 27, 2019 | Branding, Business Strategy, Content, Content Marketing, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Niche Marketing, Retail, Sales, Social Media

There are so many social media platforms small business can use to promote themselves online, it seems like the options are endless! Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Quora…these are all great spaces small business can take advantage of to market...

How to Setup a Twitter Account for Your Small Business

by Matt Smith | Feb 13, 2019 | Business Strategy, Content Marketing, Digital Marketing, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Small Business, Social Media, Twitter

  According to Omnicore.com, there are 69 million Twitter users in the United States alone. On top of that, 85% of small to medium-sized businesses use Twitter as a customer service platform. Social media is a part of our culture in a big way and all the top big...

Optimize Your Site for Max Reach: 5 Easy Steps

by Cazbah Staff | Apr 2, 2024 | Analytics, Blog / News, Business Strategy, Content Marketing, Digital Marketing, Google Algorithm, Google Analytics, Internet Marketing, Link Building, SEO, Social Media, Website Development

Ever wondered how some websites seem to have the magic touch, drawing in visitors by the masses? It’s no secret spell; it’s about knowing the right moves. From crafting content that sings to tweaking technical tidbits that often go unnoticed, there are...

Addressing Your Fear of Failure With Business SMART Goals

by Matt Smith | Jun 13, 2018 | Business Strategy, Digital Marketing, Internet Marketing, Small Business

No one likes to fail and a fear of failure keeps many of us up at night tossing and turning. But, your fear of failure is holding you back and subconsciously preventing you from achieving all that you could. And especially for small business owners, that means...

The 4 Secrets to Creating Good Contact Forms Online

by Charles (Chaz) Broersma | Apr 23, 2014 | Internet Marketing

Over the years, I’ve worked with many people that view the purpose of a website’s “Contact Us” form as just a means to an end. The visitor fills out a long form to inform the company of their needs, and the company fulfills that need. It’s as simple as that, right?...