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Provides tips for better managing your website, web applications and inbound marketing efforts.
Why Reputation Management Is Important

As a business your reputation means everything. It says how you treat your customers, tells of the quality of your service, and speaks to the professionalism of your brand. Managing your reputation is big in today's world of Yelps and Google Business Listings, but it doesn't have to be a "big deal". The social aspect of the online experience is sim...
Brand Awareness in Digital Marketing

According to Time Magazine, the International Telecommunication Union reported that more than 3 billion people are using the internet. That was in 2015. In a world where everybody shops and does their research online, it is undoubtedly vital for today’s companies and organizations to have a solid online marketing strategy to boost brand awareness...
6 Reasons Your Local Business Listings Need to be Accurate

As a business, how likely is it that potential customers will come through your door? The whole point of an online presence is to entice customers into your store, your leasing office or your showroom so you can convert them to paying customers rather than just browsers online. Further, nothing is more frustrating as a customer than finding out tha...
Why Your Online Business Listings Are Important
Is your business listed on online directories? If not, it's time to understand the importance of getting your business listed online and why your business listings are important. There are all sorts of online directories. There are the big ones, such as Facebook, Yelp and Google Maps, and then there are the hundreds of smaller directories, includin...
5 tips on how to write user stories for use in Agile development
User stories within the scrum framework, a variation of Agile software development, describe the items needed for the product development team's backlog or feature list. The team will refer to the user stories on the top of the backlog during the upcoming work-block of two-to-four weeks (called a sprint). Members of the scrum (a cross-functional de...