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In today’s world, every small business needs a comprehensive social media page (or two).  

Many customers prefer to research a business online over any other medium. Word-of-mouth can be an effective way to draw in new business, but it cannot be your sole source of prospects and leads.  

Social media may be the single most effective tool to advertise your business for free. 

But have you ever wondered, how can I make it easier for future clients and customers to find me on social media?

We all want more traffic on our sites.  

After all, traffic indicates interest and interest creates sales. However, building traffic on your site can be difficult, especially with dozens of competitors trying to accomplish the same goal, and vying for sales from a small group of customers.

Welcome back for another entry in the series “A Day in the Life of...” where we take a moment to explore the different roles and positions at Legend Web Works, and what those employees have learned during their time in their specific position.   

Join us as we chat with Alyssa DeWitt to learn more about her position as a Project Manager and how she makes a difference for our clients every day! 

Website data is one of the most powerful tools you have at your disposal.  

It tells you how many people visited your webpage, how long they stayed, what they clicked on, and more. This information can tell you how to manage your resources online. Mainly, what is working, and what is not.

You don’t have to walk into the website rebuild or redesign process with the knowledge of a pro, but a basic understanding of some of the more common website terms can help you better identify what you want.  

Your web development team will do all the heavy lifting when it comes to building your website, but if you enter the process with some knowledge about terms and trends, you and your development team will find it easier to communicate, and you will get all the business website features you want and nothing you don’t.  

Chambers of commerce are one of the best ways to ensure long-term community success.  

However, to keep up in the modern age, every chamber of commerce needs to have a high-functioning website to compete and help its members find success. 

Your business needs a website.  

There are many different pathways for building a website, but only a few of them are effective.  

You have a business. You want to promote it online.  

The first step to achieving online business success (whether you want to make sales online or attract buyers to your store), is building and maintaining a high-quality website.  

You want to get ahead in the digital marketing game. Welcome to the club! 

Your competitors share the same goal, as do millions of businesses across all kinds of industries.  

Let’s be honest. You work hard to get your name out there.  

Email campaigns, ads, social media posts, print ads, testimonials, blog posts, and word-of-mouth recommendations are just some of the tactics you do to find new clients and make sales.