Good SEO and Social media is nothing more than great P.R. So to really understand either, a business needs to understand P.R. first. Continue reading
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Contractors with less than 2 years in business are still in the process of what we call, buying customers. It’s a natural and important process for most start ups. You have to earn your reputation. You have to earn your market share, and the most important thing a new company can do is get as many happy customers as possible. Continue reading
Here are some tips to get you thinking about why someone would book mark your site: Continue reading
Good SEO and Social media is nothing more than great P.R. So to really understand either, a business needs to understand P.R. first. Continue reading
Google Ad Words in Denver For the second time this year a client has called me about their Google ad words program. Both had just started it on their own within a 30 day period, and were seeing really poor … Continue reading
I believe they should stay with their professional consultative style for sells of replacement windows in Denver, and in the long run it will pay off. Continue reading
Yes, I know they can see all your Icons on your site. But here is the difference, with a Social Media page, dedicated on a site with nothing but Social media pages, Continue reading
I think SEO ties into the overall strategy. Having your web site highly ranked and more visible (more targeted traffic) will bring more people or prospects to your Face book. Continue reading
As a Denver marketing consultant, we know that what works in New York, or Birmingham may not work here. One of the most difficult tasks a Franchise buisness may face is a marketing program designed for another area of the country. Continue reading
Sales Training in Denver will focus on the sales skills of an individual, or team, but, if the product or service they are selling isn’t compelling, or very competetive, there is little point in it. Continue reading
Addressing a clients fears will bring up your closing percentage as much as 50%. It’s worth the thought process and time to figure it out. Continue reading