Tips and Advice

We know how easy and fun it is to engage with your readers, customers, or friends on various social media channels. But what’s happening on your blog?

It’s all too often that we see business people making frequent updates on their social media accounts while posts on their blog have sat lingering for two or three years. In this article, we’re going to give you a handful of reasons why your blog needs more attention. (You don’t want to miss these. Your business may depend on it.)

Almost since the day the very first person connected a computer to the internet, it seems that there have been people trying to scam others out of their hard-earned money. Recently, two such scams crossed our desks and we feel we must pass these on to you as they are specifically targeting website owners who operate businesses and also owners of personal blogs.

On May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was implemented, meaning that there are stronger rules on data protection. Not only did this affect all websites who collect data from their visitors, but ultimately changed the way that public information is handled around domain names.

Marketing calendar tools vary a lot depending on your industry. Meetings, appointments, deadlines, email responses, and website updates are all important parts of a marketer’s work life.

When they get home, their personal lives may also need some structure. From children’s school events to life tasks. For better or for worse, marketing professionals rely on calendars.

A recent survey found that 80% of new visitors will go to a church’s website before visiting them for a service.

This statistic proves a very important need for churches to build an online presence. A quality church website can list schedules, announcements, sermons, and much more. Not only can a website bring in more visitors to a service, but you never know how a sermon or blog post on your website could encourage someone. This alone can be worth having a website.