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Small business marketing blog

Practical guides from the people who run SEO, websites and ads for our clients. Plus Orlando market studies and the free WordPress plugins we publish.

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What you'll find

Marketing ideas for small business owners

This small business marketing blog shares what we learn running digital marketing for local clients. It covers search, websites, ads and social posts. Each article covers one step of a marketing strategy that brings calls, bookings and sales, not just online traffic. Together they follow the customer journey from the first search to the booked job.

  1. 01

    Search marketing guides

    Keyword research, Google Business Profile optimization and local rankings, explained with Google's own rules and free tools. Start with the search guides if Google already brings your best customers.

  2. 02

    Website guides

    Website prices, the pages dental, law firm and real estate sites need, and how to pick a template. The web design guides help small business owners plan a site before paying for one.

  3. 03

    Content and social guides

    How to set goals, choose platforms, plan videos and posts your community values, and measure results. The social guides show who uses each network, using Pew data.

  4. 04

    Ads guides

    How each ad platform charges, from Google to Facebook, what a lead should cost, and how to check an account. The ads guides use real numbers from local campaigns.

  5. 05

    Lead generation guides

    Where local leads come from, how fast to answer them, and how to trace each source to the booked job. The lead generation guides turn that into weekly habits.

  6. 06

    Orlando studies

    Six studies on Orlando's population, housing, jobs, healthcare, business growth and education, built on Census, BLS and BEA data. The Orlando studies help any brand think through its next marketing plan with real data.

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    How we write

    Our team writes each article from small business client work, then checks every number against its primary source. Posts list their sources and other resources at the end, so you can check them yourself, and we update articles when the data changes.

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