Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples Day is on Monday, and you know what that means: SALES! In this week’s episode of Website Wars we did a competitive website analysis between the three sporting goods giants to see which are adequately geared up for the holiday weekend.
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Where do customers spend their time? How should we allocate our limited media budget for 2020? As we kick off 2020 media budget discussions, I’m a big fan of following the dollars and your customers time vs what people say/claim. Read More »
In this week’s edition of Website Wars, we ran competitive website audits for 3 of the most talked-about smartphones on the market today the iPhone 11, Samsung s10, and Google Pixel 3. Read More »
We ran SEO audits for 3 of America’s favorite NFL rivalries the New England Patriots, the New York Giants, and the Dallas Cowboys to see whose website scored the winning touchdown. Read More »
With Mailchimp’s recent price increase as they move to be a CRM system and their other changes a lot of our clients are taking a deeper look at what they can do to reduce their email costs. Here are 5 Tips to help manage your email costs in 2019 Read More »
Starbucks, Tim Horton’s or Caribous Coffee? For our inaugural “Website Wars” SEO audit, we will determine who is paying proper homage to the flavor that America loves to hate – pumpkin spice. Read More »
I’m a fan of acquiring an existing business as it takes a lot of the risk out of your growth plan. One of our long standing clients recently acquired their local competitor and I wanted to outline the process we use to help clients decide what to do next. Read More »
One of the best parts of my job is that I get to meet a lot of fellow Entrepreneurs and I especially love meeting young Entrepreneurs just starting their journey. Read More »
My guilty pleasure is the occasional episode of Shark Tank and Marcus Lemonis on The Profit. It is hard as a business owner to get good advice. Read More »
Our marketing software bloat is getting worse. I see too many companies impacted by spending their limited marketing budget on tools that their teams use only 20% of. Read More »
