Marketing Articles

These companies highly value showcasing their professionalism in various ways in order to attract and retain customers

Social media is a valuable tool for reaching customers, but as the recent Facebook outage proved, you don’t want that to be the only part of your marketing toolbox that you’re utilizing

It’s important to take a proactive approach since unsatisfied customers are more likely to leave a review without any prompting than satisfied ones

Here are some tips to avoid drowning in a ‘sea of sameness’ and get noticed by the potential customers you want to attract

Staying on top of the latest marketing trends like social media engagement is important, but it doesn’t amount to much if you don’t stay focused on some core business tenets

Social media is oftentimes a significant part of marketing campaigns in today's age, but there is also still a lot of power in radio and TV advertising

Some business owners are short-sighted about their marketing and advertising approach, only truly worrying about it during desperate times and chasing instant results. But that kind of thinking negates the positive effects that come from having a solid, long-term plan.

Julius Voss uses professionalism and his plumbing “super truck” to build a broad customer base

Online reviews have become a trusted source of information that showcase a business’ brand, integrity, and authority, as the findings of a recent survey prove

To retain customers, small “leave-behinds” can make a big difference

Text and chat programs have become tools that can easily be used for communication among team members as well as customers

Marisa Beaver is growing a sewer rehab empire by treating customers fairly and employees like family

Elements like logos and color scheme are crucial in getting customers to easily recognize your drain cleaning company

A company's intentional error spells out the importance of having a catchy business name