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Entrepreneurs are notorious for having âmillion dollar notebooks.â Scratchpads from the last webinar you checked out.. Typed notes from that last seminar chock full of brilliant ideas. At least one of those ideas scribbled in those lost notebooks could make you a TON of money.. If you only implement...
I wanted to write this title for our blog today â How to be present on social media even when youâre on a remote, no-wifi  island sipping coconuts
OR
when you have 782351 to-doâs on your plateâŚ
But itâs going to be so long Google wonât like it. Besides, thereâs a  million other reasons why you c...
Google is still King, and this means SEO is not dead!
If you're a local business wanting to dominate your local market, make sure you are seen on Google first.
I previously shared a tip on optimizing your Google My Business listing here. Make sure you follow the steps on that article and proceed w...
With the number of different ways you can generate traffic to your website nowadays, Â itâs easy to get so caught up focusing on traffic generation methods that businesses often forget to take a close look at the actual traffic sources. Â This is obviously a mistake because determining your current tr...
Social media has undeniably changed the marketing game for every businesses today.
If youâre a local business owner who thinks being on Facebook and Google is enough, youâre wrong.
Facebook is great, itâs sexy... but let me remind you, something out there is sexier - INSTAGRAM!
Instagram has been...
As business owners in the digital age, we have to find the balance between using Facebook for business and getting sucked into the crap online that can zap your energy and create huge distractions.
Like it or not, we need facebook. We use it to provide value to our clients and prospects, nurture re...
Throw this question in one of the martial arts business groups and youâre going to get 96 comments on why one is better than the other.
The benefits of one..
The dangers and pitfalls of the other..
And by the end, youâre going to be more confused than when you started. So letâs break it down once...