Small Business Marketing

I've helped several small businesses find their feet because I know how to start slowly then build on success to maximize growth on a budget. One of the keys is consistency, so it's important to include marketing in your plans. I recommend that you start with an optimized (SEO) website that's connected to Google Analytics and Ads, but you should at least have a robust social media presence.

Either way, your online presence needs to be managed. Websites need to be updated, content needs to be produced and shared, and messages need to be responded to in a timely manner. You are the best person to do some of that, but few business owners have the time or skills to do it all. I will make sure you start off on the right foot with a website made for marketing, then look at how to get the most value out of your monthly marketing budget.

Local SEO

Sometimes making a sale isn't just about what you offer, it's about where your shop, restaurant or venue is located. So, your business literally needs to be on the map. For some, I would think about doing that before building a website. But this step is important for all businesses. If you aren't leveraging location, leads and sales are slipping through your fingers.