As I mentioned last week, one of our projects for this year was maintaining a tourism destination Facebook page called Visit the Gyp Hills. When we started the project back in April, the page already existed and had 266 likes. Over the course of eight months, we increased the number of likes on that page
As the year comes to a close, I like to look back and reflect on the different projects that we did at Webcom and assess what worked and what didn’t, and try to learn what I can from the outcomes. One of the projects we worked on this year was maintaining a tourism destination Facebook
First of all, what do I mean by “blog?” Simply put, a blog is a short-form piece of written information filled with thoughts, facts, and ideas relating to your industry. The magic behind this piece of information is that it lives online indefinitely and can be accessed by anyone who visits your website. This means
During the holiday season, your challenge as a local business is to get people shopping local. And, let’s face it, this time of year, everyone is looking for the deals. In fact, if you’re not offering some kind of deal, then people are just moving on. During my latest Brown Bag Marketing Facebook Live, I
Google has gotten really good at knowing what people want, and giving it to them right there in the search results. You may have a beautiful website with great SEO, but if you’re a local business, most people are going to click on your Google listing to check you out before they ever make it
Create your own fakation! If you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen my recent post about removing backgrounds from images. I was listening to one of my favorite podcasts, Social Media Marketing Examiner, and they were talking about a cool website called remove.bg that helps you remove the background from any photo for