Why SEO obsession ruins small business websites – and how to avoid it
The mindless pursuit of SEO leaves so many small business websites looking like a mess, and making customers’ decisions more difficult. Here’s how to avoid it.
How we think about small business marketing: practical advice, local stories, and honest takes on what actually works.
The mindless pursuit of SEO leaves so many small business websites looking like a mess, and making customers’ decisions more difficult. Here’s how to avoid it.
Finally, an easy way for small businesses to figure out where to focus their marketing attention, and avoid wasting time and effort.
Testing Google’s new “Ask for me” feature, and how small businesses can prepare themselves for more AI agent interactions in the future.
Shop local this year with the 2024 Mountwell Marketing South Jersey Gift Guide, featuring unique gift ideas from businesses owned by entrepreneurs in southern New Jersey.
Professional photography is one of the first and best marketing investments for a small business, because they make all your other marketing easier and more effective.
Learn how a fractional marketing professional is different than freelance or consulting roles, and how it could be the exact thing your business needs when it reaches a certain point of growth.
We compared the average number of Google business reviews in major cities to those in downtown Haddonfield and found a few insights for small business owners.
Leaving a positive review on Google takes minutes and can help a local business surface higher in search results. You should do it more often.
This unique offering gives local businesses everything they need to get started in the minimum amount of time. Here’s how it works
New Jersey-based Flying Fish Brewing Company found a unique way to launch its business back when the internet was just taking off.
It’s pretty obvious how big a difference effective marketing can make, if you know where to look. Just look at the wineries of South Jersey.
The original Restaurant Week showed the value of competitors working together to increase the size of the pie.