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January 2, 2019

Top 3 Influences on B2B Buyers: Websites, Events & Content

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Over the last two years, the role of the small business website was a source of debate for local marketers. While some argue that Google is the new homepage for many small businesses, others argue the power of the website goes beyond the SERP. From the buyer’s perspective, the website is a critical checkpoint, particularly…

Contributed by: Joe Morsello

October 31, 2018

Report: 54% of SMBs Are DIY-ing, but Larger SMBs More Likely to DIFM

For nearly 20 years there has been a heated debate about small businesses (SMBs), digital marketing and self service. The basic industry bias has always been that sales reps or some human involvement is required to close sales and that most SMBs won’t “self-serve.” There are still many people who would maintain that today. However,…

Contributed by: Greg Sterling

October 30, 2018

SMBs Don’t Want Calls & Probably Will Delete Your Emails. Now What?

The ease with which consumers can research a product, service or business has called into question long-standing sales tactics and philosophies. In many ways, modern consumers sell themselves and if a sales rep is part of the journey, he or she is merely to fulfill or close the sale. As it relates to SMBs, this…

Contributed by: Joe Morsello

October 4, 2018

Study: 75% Plan to Shop Online & Offline this Holiday Season

According to a PwC annual survey of 2,000 consumers, 75% plan to shop both online and in-store during the holiday season this year, and this group is expected to spend more than those that shop only online or only in-store. While this isn’t shocking, it reinforces the idea that consumers aren’t looking at online and in-store as either…

Contributed by: Joe Morsello

August 17, 2018

All About Leads — How to Find a Hook that Won’t be Ignored

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If you want a business to thrive, getting its regular customers back through the door is only half the marketing battle. You also need to concentrate on finding new potential customers for your clients — or leads. Here’s everything you need to know as you get started: What’s a lead? A lead, or prospect, is someone…

Contributed by: Kelly Shelton

June 20, 2018

Stop Selling Traditional Websites, Sell SMBs a Future Online

There is no alternative to a small business (SMB) website, though some marketers may argue this is the case. While Google My Business and Facebook are critical to any digital presence, new tech, features and capabilities are allowing for more dynamic, customer-focused websites, central to the marketing stack. And aside from creating a catchy headline,…

Contributed by: Matt Matergia

January 17, 2018

Measuring the Influence of Local Organizations Entails Multiple Metrics

Local marketing channels are difficult to scale, and they’re even harder to measure. (No wonder automation is taking over.) When every city is a unique marketplace, understanding the scope of individual organizations is a complex process. Local partnerships can be even more involved, since they encompass multiple touch points: in-person branding, social media marketing, etc….

Contributed by: Megan Hannay

January 5, 2018

5 Google My Business Myths Debunked

Many businesses want to rank in the coveted “map pack”—or the map section of the search engine results page (SERP) that shows local business results—but not every business qualifies. Those that do qualify must adhere to specific guidelines for representing their businesses on Google, or risk suspension. As an online marketing professional, it’s important to…

Contributed by: Kameron Jenkins

December 20, 2017

How the Repeal of Net Neutrality Could Impact Local Advertisers

The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) voted last week to repeal net neutrality regulations. In 2015, the FCC passed the net neutrality mandate classifying internet service providers (ISPs) as “common carriers,” which required them to treat all internet traffic equally. This latest decision reversed that by classifying ISPs as “information services” which means they can block…

Contributed by: Sean Flavin

December 18, 2017

How to Use Location Marketing to Drive Holiday Retail Traffic

The “biggest shopping day of the year” came and went, and instead of the skyrocketing sales, some brands felt it was less Black Friday and more Blue Monday. So how do you ensure that you build momentum for the coming holiday season? Here are the top 3 ways to maximize holiday sales using location marketing….

Contributed by: Florian Huebner

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