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The internet is enormous. Don’t let your company’s website get lost out there.

Young plumber invests in the right relationships and equipment to build a successful drain cleaning business

When it comes to online reputation, no one can do as much damage to your company as you can do yourself. Take steps to improve how your business is perceived.

You don’t have to have deep pockets or a dedicated marketing team to take advantage of the business benefits of social media

From how to manage employees to marketing various services, we look back on some of the best pieces of advice contractors shared in the pages of Cleaner magazine in the past year

New technology and the advice of trusted industry veterans guide a sewer and drain company into new territory.

Here are a few tips on how to use Facebook Live videos to connect with potential customers

What slow season? Say no to shutting down your marketing efforts this winter.

Using social media to drum up business isn't as simple as setting up a profile page and posting every few weeks

It takes some trial and error to find what strategies will work best for your company, but luckily some options are low-cost or even free.

Reputation remains king in the drain cleaning industry.

Publicly supporting your favorite politician is your right, but remember you risk alienating half your customers in the process.

Do small business owners really need to pony up and advertise on Facebook, or is maintaining regular content enough to attract potential customers?

Follow these 10 simple steps for repairing and protecting your online reputation.