Category Archives: Advertising Advice
Your Website Shouldn’t Be A Modern “Sleazy Car Salesman”
There’s a great reason why car salesmen of old get a bad rap – people hate to be shoved in the direction of buying something by a pushy salesperson. So why is it then that companies often try to do … Continue reading
Faking out Google Ads is Hilarious!
We’ve all seen it before at one time or another. You type something semi-obscure into Google, and come across an ad that has absolutely no way of being intentional.
When’s The Best Time To Make Your New Site Live?
We are often asked about when the optimal time is to make a new website live to the world. There are two schools of thought on this: Thought 1: Wait until the site is 100% perfect. The idea here is … Continue reading
Our Plumbers, 100% Steroid Free.
I was driving down the road a few days ago, when I passed a sign that made me stop (not literally of course) and think. It read something like this: “Our plumbers, 100% steroid free.” What???? Why would anyone care … Continue reading
The Time is Now to Update Your Web Site
It’s no secret that we are in a recession, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to do if your business is slow. Now is the perfect time to re-dedicate yourself to your web site. I’m not suggesting you call up … Continue reading
How to ensure that your web site sells you, and not your competition.
Our original article, entitled “Is your website selling your company, or your competition?” explains the effect that a poorly formed web site could have on your competition. It’s now time to clarify exactly what steps you can and should take … Continue reading
Is your website selling your company, or your competition?
It may be obvious that a good web site will sell your company much better than a poor one, but have you ever considered the effect that your own web site can have on your competition? If you have a … Continue reading
A quick look: YouTube and what it could mean for your business
Just about everyone has heard of YouTube by now, but not everyone has thought about the site in terms of what it can mean for their business. Yes, dancing monkeys can be a nice distraction, but YouTube has much more … Continue reading
