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If your website isn’t functional & secure, you’re losing business.

September signals the start of fall. A time of new beginnings — change of season, a new school year, for some companies a new fiscal year. For small business owners, fall is often the time to think about ramping up business. Maybe you need to refresh dated marketing material. Or spruce up your website with

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Smart small businesses come up with solutions.

Many thanks to Lum3n for use of this Pexels image. A recent headline in the Wall Street Journal jumped out: Target Posts Record Quarter. Really? Month 6 of a pandemic. Life is anything but normal. Shops still closed. Restaurants going out of business. And Target can’t get out of their own way. What’s Target doing

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The Summer of 2020

4 months into the Coronavirus nightmare. 15 days since the murder of George Floyd. Our slated blog post for June seems trivial and irrelevant at the moment. Our world has changed in ways we never dreamt possible. None of the sci-fi disaster films could’ve prepared us for life in America in the summer of 2020.

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Small Business Marketing in the Throes of a Pandemic

When the world does a 360, everything you thought you knew becomes questionable. In the grips of a frightening pandemic, advertising might be the last thing you’re thinking about. But businesses still need to be on their toes. You simply can’t ignore campaigns you’ve been running because, odds are, the messaging needs adjusting. And if

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Why I won’t open your emails. Ever.  

My inbox is still overflowing with post-holiday savings, offers and other errata. You’re probably dealing with the same email overload. No surprise when you consider that the average office worker receives 120 emails every day (source: TechJury).  Who has time to look at all of this? If you’re like most people, you scan your inbox looking

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