A great way to keep customers engaged virtually is by strengthening your website. Websites have literally become the front door to businesses over the past 12 months, so it’s incredibly important to optimize them. It’s not just about “having a website” it’s about “having a GOOD website” and driving traffic to it! These tips will effectively enhance your website for search engines and end users in 2021.
Megan Keiswetter

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Topics: Advertising Solutions, Website Optimization, Website
While standing in line at the grocery store ready to battle over the last package of toilet paper, I realized that it actually has a lot in common with marketing. Although it sounds absurd, I’m confident that you will soon be a believer too.
Topics: Better Living, Marketing Tips, Advertising Solutions, Branding, Marketing, Business
3 Things Marketers Are Learning During the Coronavirus Pandemic
In a matter of days, lives have been turned upside down due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. Most businesses have closed their doors to the public, and everyone has been affected in one way or another. Business owners are completely re-thinking their marketing strategies in order to reach customers during this time. Here are three things that we have learned so far:
Topics: Tips and Tricks, Telecom Industry, Marketing Tips, Social Media, Work Remote, E-Commerce, Website
Topics: Carrier, Business, Search Engine Optimization, Website Optimization, SEO
Heatmapping: The Ultimate Website Optimization Tool
As websites become an imperative marketing platform for large and small businesses, it’s important to understand what elements to include in one. Years ago, a good side menu and tons of keywords could easily land you on the first page of search engines. Now Google takes hundreds of factors into account when choosing which websites to list highest in their search results. Some of these factors include content, secured sites, mobile-friendliness/responsiveness and page speed. Among them, user experience (UX) is one of the most important ranking factors for SEO.
Topics: Carrier, Business, Search Engine Optimization, Website Optimization, SEO
Topics: Telecom Industry, Carrier, Social Media, Facebook, Snapchat, Linked In, Instagram, Google Plus, Twitter
For years our businesses and services have evolved, but why hasn’t our marketing? Every living creature has to evolve, so shouldn’t our advertising plans? We continuously tell reps to do the same thing we did last year without a flinch. If we understand that times have changed and consumers have altered the way they consume information, why do we keep hitting the repeat button?
Topics: Telecom Industry, Marketing, Carrier
When you own a small business, you wear so many hats that you can’t see straight most days. The amount of responsibilities seems endless. With handling all of the marketing, accounting, payroll, inventory, scheduling, customer service and ordering, among other things, it can be difficult to manage it all. Below are three must-have technologies that will make running your business much easier.
Topics: Tips and Tricks, Business Technology Watch
I will never forget the time I searched for a Disney vacation to surprise my family. I mean, how could I forget it? After I went to their website and had a mild heart attack about the fortune I was about to spend, their ads were lurking around every corner I turned. I logged into Facebook and there it was, a Disney ad. While looking for a new pair of shoes on Amazon, a Disney ad was staring me right in the face. It seemed like every website I visited they were waiting for me saying, “Click me, I dare you. You know you want to.”
Topics: Business Technology Watch
Should I Build a Facebook Page for My Business?
Many of us have spent hours stewing over that same big question, “Should I build a Facebook page for my business?” Just moments after posing this question, an abundance of additional concerns set in. What if it is expensive? What would I post about? What if a customer posts negative comments on my page? I already have a website, so I don’t need a Facebook page, right?
Topics: Insider, Business Technology Watch