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Saco Bay Web Design creates websites using WordPress, the number-one Content Management System (CMS) on the Web today, powering 27% of all websites on the Internet.
Saco Bay Web Design Web Marketing Services include a variety of online marketing services, such as social media management, email campaigns and online advertising.
Saco Bay Web Design offers Search Engine Optimization (SEO) services, to help ensure that your website is listed prominently on the major search engines such as Google and Bing.
Look around and notice how the people close to you act. Do they spend their time, money, and energy on getting better? Or does it go towards vanity and entertainment like politics, celebrities, clothes, cars, gadgets, etc.?
Social media is a key part of building your business online, whether or not your business is totally online, has a brick-and-mortar physical presence, or is a combination of both.
Web marketer and consultant Ray DelVeccio has recently written an excellent blog entitled “Four Truths of the Business World.”
Hello business owners! Below is part of an interesting recent email from Ray DelVecchio, of the company Website Profit Course. In it, Ray posts an interesting story from one of his clients, who was contacted by someone from an online marketing agency called Hibu. Ray takes the story from there:
As I’ve mentioned previously, your website is only one part of the online presence of your business. There are a number of other components equally as important. I list these below for you as a small business owner to consider and to develop a strategy for implementing them.
I’ve had several prospects over the years reply to me when I’ve approached them and state “My business is going great now. Why do I need to invest time and money in a website? Customers are coming to me regularly.
I hear it regularly from business owners: “I have a Facebook Page for the business but not a website. I think that’s enough right now for my business online.” Well, let me explain why that’s NOT enough. First of all,
Many business owners fall into the habit of getting a great website built and published, only to leave it orphaned – just sitting there, rarely getting new content placed on it or removing old content that is out of date
Last week the United States Supreme Court, in the case of South Dakota v. Wayfair, ruled that the Constitution’s Commerce Clause allows state governments to force out-of-state businesses to collect state sales taxes. This decision overturns the court’s precedent that
Up until as recently as five to seven years ago, a company could pretty much rely on their website for the majority, or even all, of their presence online. Now, that is hardly the case. The explosion of social and