by evezzetti | Jan 4, 2025 | Consulting for Business, Digital Marketing, Marketing Strategy & Plans, Marketing through SEO, Marketing through Social Media, Marketing your Content, Uncategorized
Wisdom can come from the strangest of places. Not exactly present in the moment, some words jumped out of the device that sat on my kid’s lap as we made our way to yet another activity. It went something like “start small, you’ll be big soon enough.” I fought the urge... Read More
by jmcelyea | Apr 24, 2014 | Marketing Through Website Design, Uncategorized
It is common knowledge that there are legions of hackers trying to gain access to websites around the world. It is accepted as part of having a web presence that someone (human or automated) will try to attack your site many, many times each day. We have recently... Read More
by evezzetti | Aug 15, 2013 | Marketing via Pay-Per-Click Programs, Uncategorized
AdWords Success Tip: Prioritize Your Campaigns Working with Google AdWords you quickly learn: It is one thing to create and monitor the activity of a campaign. It’s another thing to know what actions to take based on the data you collect. You’ll see... Read More
by evezzetti | Jul 17, 2013 | Marketing through SEO, Uncategorized
Video or Podcast: Which is Right for Your Business? Video or Podcast: If you are a business owner it is no longer a question of whether you should invest in internet broadcast such as YouTube or a Podcast. The only question is: which is right for your business? Don’t... Read More
by evezzetti | Jul 9, 2013 | Marketing through Social Media, Uncategorized
What Your Social Media Photo Says about You Maybe you think that photo of you and the grinning kids at the beach shows your “fun side.” Maybe you think a sardonic smile and half-wink makes you look sophisticated. The truth about Social media profile... Read More
by evezzetti | Jun 26, 2013 | Marketing through Social Media, Marketing your Content, Uncategorized
Blogging: The Rule of Authority On or off-line, people trust, follow, and share the wisdom and content of those they feel have greater authority than themselves. As children we accepted the authority of our parents, babysitters, teachers, the police, and clergy. When... Read More
