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Webiquity: Five Local Marketing Tricks That Win
A successful and effective online presence for a small business starts with these five must haves.Read more
Webiquity: The Indispensable Business Owner’s Guide to Networking Online
As a business owner, you can use great networking skills to find employees and clients. You’ve probably heard the statistic that more than half of professional relationships in U.S. were gotten because of a connection that the professional had. This may lead you to wonder – where are they getting all these connections? Contrary to […]Read more
Webiquity: Local Business Advertising on the Internet
Local Business Advertising on the Internet Is the idea that small businesses should have a strong online presence just a trend, or is there something more to it? Webiquity created this infographic to show just how important it is for small business owners to be tapped into all things internet. The combination of your company website, social […]Read more
Webiquity: Why You Need a Mobile Website Now
Google recently updated their ranking criteria algorithm in strong support of mobile-friendly websites, making it more difficult for non-optimized sites to be found and clicked on mobile devices. Changes like these prove that mobile isn’t just a trend. If search result placements, website traffic and user satisfaction are concerns for your digital presence, it might be time for […]Read more
Webiquity: Twelve Ways to Promote Your Business
A lot of businesses, particularly smaller online businesses, are hesitant to begin marketing right away. Many hold the belief that marketing is only about selling services and product and that they must be relatively well-established before marketing. And to those businesses, here’s the hard truth: you are wrong. Marketing is about connecting with people and creating a […]Read more
Webiquity: Five Tips for Making a Great First Impression with Your Website
Anyone who has ever had a job interview will tell you about the importance of making a good first impression. Those first few seconds of looking into a potential employer’s eyes can be terrifying but you don’t want them to know that. The same thing can happen when coming face-to-face with a new customer. Will […]Read more