We decided we needed to expand on the multiple pieces of content we have already written and role them into one document to share with golf course owners and operators around North America. Continue reading →
In Part 1 of Google My Business we wrote about the importance of claiming your Google Business Page, the why and the how-to’s. In Part 2 we wrote about some of the things you can do with your Google My Business page to enhance it. Continue reading →
There are a few useful things you can do right at the beginning to make your Google Page more valuable to the consumer (your customer) and help your organic SEO. Here is a brief list of ideas that can increase your organic ranking: Add photos, use Google posts and... Continue reading →
Google My Business (or GMB as the acronym) is a free tool to allow business owners to manage how your business appears in Google search. GMB also allows customer reviews (and responses by you). You can add photos and enhance your listing. Continue reading →
Almost every business is 'doing' social media but are they doing it well? Take a step back from posting (pushing) and analyze the interaction and engagement you are having with your customers. That is where social media will convert into stronger revenues for your business. Continue reading →
Have you considered whether Social Media is still converting to website traffic in 2018 as well as it did 2 - 5 years ago. The new algorithms that most social platforms use, restrict marketing messages from reaching consumers. Continue reading →
With 330 Million active users Twitter is still relevant in the Social Media world but is it an effective marketing tool? On September 26th of this year Twitter announced that it was experimenting with increasing the character limit per Tweet from 140 to 280. Continue reading →
We have been using Facebook ads for our clients for several years and have written about the value of paying to get more eyes in past blog posts. While we believe that engagement and organic reach are very important we also still believe that paying for 'eyes' is extremely valuable.… Continue reading →
At the end of September Twitter announced that it would be rolling out a beta version of Twitter with 280 characters (currently the maximum Tweet is 140 characters). Personally I liked 140 character Twitter. Continue reading →
Simply put a geo-fence uses GPS information from your smart phone to locate you and your location. A geo-fence is a geographical boundary you can set to "push" notify users who have turned on notifications from your app or other location notifying software. Continue reading →
