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Customer satisfaction has always been the objective of just about any industry. As business owners, we depend on our clients just as much as they depend on us

The phrase “the elephant in the room” comes from the idea that there’s a topic or subject so “big” that no one can ignore it, but everyone makes sure not to bring it up. In digital marketing, this is usually done because bringing it up doesn’t really seem to fit the marketers’ agenda.

Whether you’ve been working at home for months or you just started, remote work brings with it added freedom as well as responsibilities. However, if you don’t manage it as well as you can, it could lead to you feeling “burned out.

Pivoting” in marketing has come to be one of the new “trendy” terms. The idea: you make small changes in your company’s marketing, approach, business model, or in some other way that allows you to do better to address customers’ needs during the pandemic.

We do more than just handle online marketing for our clients. To really take your bottom line to the next level, it requires all different parts of marketing working in tandem. When they do so, there’s no limit to where you can go…

A Google My Business listing is the foundation of every SEO strategy for every local business nowadays. This free tool allows business owners to manage their online presence within Google and to this date provides the most exposure for brands looking to rank in local queries…

It may not be the holiday season yet, but Google has brought early presents for small business owners. Google has rolled out some tools that can help small businesses of practically all kinds during the holiday season…

A recent study found that “66% of shoppers (are) anticipating they will increase their online purchases.” Couple that with findings of how 60% of consumers plan to do less in-store shopping, and you see a clear trend.

As Google Partners, as out online marketing company in Los Angeles, we turn to Google. Even if you aren’t a Google Partner, Google often relates great advice on ways you can help your business.

As 2020 has shown us, “preparing for the worst” is not just a cliche. It’s a good way to go about your business. One particular way that could happen this holiday season: your deliveries.