Is 2022 the Year You Hire a Small Business Marketing Agency?
We see you, small business owners. The ones who missed out on Mee-Maw’s famous pumpkin pie and Uncle Joe’s “special” eggnog at Thanksgiving because you had to finalize the...... More »
We see you, small business owners. The ones who missed out on Mee-Maw’s famous pumpkin pie and Uncle Joe’s “special” eggnog at Thanksgiving because you had to finalize the...... More »
On the surface, short-lived marketing (aka ephemeral marketing) is pretty self-explanatory. It’s a “here today, gone tomorrow, don’t blink or you’ll miss it” type of strategy – a response...... More »
Most of the time when we talk about small business marketing, we’re talking about business-to-customer (B2C). You have a product or service, and you’re marketing it directly to the...... More »
We’re already midway through October, which means the holidays are right around the corner. And the holiday that you should be most concerned about right now isn’t Halloween, Thanksgiving...... More »
Social media recently delivered one heckuva scare when Facebook and its various subsidies (such as Instagram and WhatsApp) went dark for a good portion of a day. As Zuckerberg...... More »
Last week, we explored some of the pros and cons of marketing your small business on Facebook. Although there are a few drawbacks – namely, cost and time –...... More »
The perfect marketing channel does not exist. If it did, everyone would be using it … and this blog wouldn’t need to exist. You have plenty of ways to...... More »
Despite what Aesop’s The Tortoise and the Hare taught us, slow and steady doesn’t always win the race – especially in marketing. Trends come and go. Customer preferences and...... More »
Act now! Ending soon! Offer limited to stock on hand! All of the above phrases are examples of scarcity marketing – a marketing tactic that involves tapping into people’s...... More »
The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way we do nearly everything. Jobs were made remote. School took place over Zoom. Businesses closed their doors, slashed their hours or enforced capacity...... More »