How SEO and Social Media Drive Traffic
Search engine optimization and social media marketing are both great ways to drive traffic to your clients website. As an SEO provider, you probably know just how hard it can be to convince business owners that social media and search engine marketing are a necessity to having a thriving business. Many of your leads will ask you if they really need both. It is important to look at how both can have an affect on online business.
Today’s Hotel Travelers
If you’re still not an adopter of social media, get on board this train fast. If you don’t have a Facebook page at the bare minimum, Millennials might wonder if you are worth their time. They want to be able to “Check In” on Facebook, post kudos or complaints to your page, and Tweet about a problem they are having at your property or an amazing experience you enabled them to have. And you can be sure if they are staying at your hotel or dining in your restaurant, a well-positioned Selfie or close-up of their entré is going to
Questions You Must Ask When Developing A Website
We have created a list of questions (over 100!) that we use to determine the scope of any new web development project. By thinking through these answers early, scope creep is kept to a minimum and ensures that the client’s final product is exactly what they want.
How SEO and Social Media Drive Traffic
How can you accomplish your online branding goals as efficiently as possible? Social Media Marketing (SMM) has become a popular alternative for online business branding. Companies don't think of social sites (i.e. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin) as "websites for kids". They are valuable Internet marketing and networking resources for business. On the other hand, there are 4 major issues involved with diving into SMM without the proper knowledge and strategies. These can "make" or "break" your success in social media marketing: GETTING STARTED IN SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING Make wise choices from the beginning and move forward with a "plan of action"! Prior to
Hotel Travelers and Social Media Marketing
If you’re still not an adopter of social media, get on board this train fast. If you don’t have a Facebook page at the bare minimum, Millennials might wonder if you are worth their time. They want to be able to “Check In” on Facebook, post kudos or complaints to your page, and Tweet about a problem they are having at your property or an amazing experience you enabled them to have. And you can be sure if they are staying at your hotel or dining in your restaurant, a well-positioned Selfie or close-up of their entry is going to