Because mobile users are tethered to their phones, many consider mobile marketing to be the ultimate direct response tool. Here’s how to get started in marketing your local business.
Signage is one of your most effective pieces of advertising, so get it right. Here’s an overview of what you need to know.
Leads must convert to sales – either now or in the future – before they can benefit your bottom line. Here’s how to do it.
A negative comment can be turned into a positive for your local business. Here are the six tips to follow before responding to an upset customer or client.
Here are some new tools to boost sales for local businesses.
Thankster, SurveyBuilder, personalized radio stations, DexNet and MyCyberTwin can all work for you.
Featuring glowing online reviews next to a product or item is one way to make social media work in your store, office or shop.It gives customers good information when they are in buying-mode.
Here are eight things that will help a local business improve customer satisfaction and get glowing thank yous and likes on social media.
Thanks to a service called HARO, small business owners have a way to connect with journalists working on stories that will benefit from your expertise. Remember: Everybody is an expert about something.
Before spending your precious ad dollars in 2012, here are some trends to consider. Online marketing is huge, but don’t give up on print just yet.
A panel of Orlando business leaders led a lively discussion at the Dex One Local Leaders Forum for Small Business, with the focus on social media. Here’s what they had to say.
Playing music at your business is another way of marketing that you may be overlooking. Music sets the mood for your customers and helps define your image.
