Small business social media: 5 solid tips to save time, publish better content, gain followers, enjoy more wine.

Before you really begin your marketing and outreach plans make sure you have the necessary tasks completed so that your launch is smooth and successful.

Pandemic or not, if you aren’t actively engaged with your prospective client’s business, you’re going nowhere.

If you’re like the rest of us, you relate to these lyrics: ‘I don’t know about everyone else, but I think I’m done, can we just get to 2021?”

Although the pandemic affected his business at the beginning of the year, Logue says this has been his most successful year and that the branding of his business has garnered him a lot of attention and many referrals.

No one has been left untouched, but there have been opportunities to start unique and successful marketing campaigns.

While you may consider placing phone calls or sending emails, direct mail will put your cause at the forefront of donors' minds.

Champion your brand by developing strategies that will induce loyalty among your customers and will positively impact them.

Millennials and Gen Z’ers make up 63% of the world’s population, and while there’s no denying each generation has its own unique relationship with social media, both wield a significant amount of purchasing power.

Your small business needs more than social media to survive in 2020 — it needs a dynamic, responsive website.