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Long Search Queries vs. Single Keywords – What is Better for SEO?
Back in June 2023, whenever we were scheduling some reels using Meta’s Planner when a wild notification appeared: That single notification inspired the one article that, to this day, keeps bringing traction to our blog: our article about EMOJIS. We would have never imagined that an article written in the heat of the moment (it was…
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Keeping Your Audience Updated: The Power of an Email List
At the beginning of March, lots of small stores and businesses had an obligatory 2-hour break thanks to a Meta Outage that no one expected. Due to this, the conversations online sparked around DIVERSIFICATION and staying reachable at all times: being available on other platforms outside of Meta (like your website or Google My Business profile)…
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Navigating Website Changes
Doing changes to your website is not a decision to be taken lightly. Looking for an expert can make the experience a lot smoother.
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Mastering Social Media Budgeting: A Guide
As a marketer and having worked on Social Media for some time, I have seen a lot: from clients trying to run campaigns for less than $10 a week to people with big budgets that don’t get used. I get it: is not easy to do budgeting. A lot of factors are involved in…
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Why Should You (Or Not) Like Your Own Posts?
This article is brought to you thanks to Threads and wordstudio.ai and a very interesting conversation 👀 There has been this debate online since the very beginnings of Social Media, and maybe it is time to clarify once and for all what to do: should you, as a person or business, like your own posts? Why or…
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Holiday Advertising: Navigating the Festive Market for Success
WELCOME to the holidays! When everything is jolly and merry. It is that time of the year when people get together to share time with their loved ones. And it is a great time for advertisers and businesses. Or is it? The Market During the Holidays The holidays are very exciting for everyone, and businesses…
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The Art of Establishing Client Boundaries
As a former call center employee, I have a billion horror stories I could tell you about the customers: from having to deal with people with real problems to people who were simply mad at life or even people who did not know where they were standing (when I was working for MICROSOFT I got…
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Inside The Purchase Decision Process – How Clients Make Decisions?
I am sure you have all heard that popular saying: “The customer is always right”; but, have you ever wondered if that is actually true? Do people ALWAYS know what they want? Well, if you have not, I have. Not only because I am human and a “consumer” after all – yes, like every other person, I…
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Google as a Marketing Tool: Why it is Important to be SEARCHABLE
There is nothing more sketchy than a business that does not come up when you Google it. And yes, I mean it. Think about it: how many times have you seen something – a product, a service, a TV show – that might have called your attention and decided to go STRAIGHT to spend your…
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Brand Management and Controversy: Navigating Online Reputation
Controversy is never good. Not for your, not for your soul, not for your brand. Staying away of controversy is how you manage a brand.
