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In today’s world, it’s far more common to see businesses with websites than without them. With that being said, you can always tell who really understands the value of their website and who has one just because they “have to”.
Anyone who has put real time and effort into building a strong web presence can speak to how beneficial it is. And in more ways than one! In case you’re someone who’s still not convinced, today we’ll go over how a strong web presence benefits your small business.
Social media is a huge part of growing your blog’s following. Sure, SEO for basic search engines is important, but if you’re just getting started, social media is where it’s at. But the trick is how you actually get people to share your content.
You can tweet, pin, and share all you want, but if others aren’t doing some sharing for you, your reach will increase at a much slower pace.
Through our various blogs and businesses, we’ve experimented with increasing the number of shares we get quite a bit, so today we’ll go over 3 ways to get more shares on social media.
There’s a lot that goes into making a website for a creative business and it can feel almost impossible to know where to start. Instead of feeling like you have to have it all before you launch or can be taken seriously, take some time to prioritize and set up the things you really need.
To give you a hand, today we’ll go over what you need on your creative business website to get off to a strong start.
Whether you’re working a full-time job and blogging on the side or running your own business full-time, it can be challenging to stay focused on work when you’re in the comfort of your own home. First are the distractions like laundry, TV, and the couch. Then comes the loneliness if you find yourself alone all day. And last comes the challenge of working without someone else telling you what to do.
While working from home is great – nothing beats the freedom – it’s important that you have the tools and discipline you need to stay focused whether it’s for 30-minutes per day or 8 hours per day. Today, we’ll go over 5 ways to stay focused when you work from home.