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How to Set Up a Facebook Page for Your Business
For a lot of local businesses, Facebook is a must-have resource to promote your goods and services to your community. Facebook business pages are easy to set up, free, and stationed on the most popular social media platform in the history of the world. While using...
What is the Difference Between Posts vs. Pages in WordPress?
WordPress has two main content types: pages and posts. At first glance, pages and posts seem to be the same exact things, however, there are a few key differences in their application which will allow you to keep your website organized and your customers engaged. If...
9 Must-Have WordPress Plugins for Your Business Website
Installing the right combination of WordPress plugins and tools on the backend of your website can dramatically help improve the functionality, look and feel, efficiency, and search engine optimization of your site for both you and your viewers. One of the reasons...
7 Tips to Make Working from Home Work for You
At first glance, working from home might sound ideal, and it can be. But even with all the benefits, there are also numerous challenges. As more people are asked to or choose to work from home, these seven tips can help make the most out of remote work. 1. Choose a...
What is WordPress and Why Should You Use It?
WordPress is the most popular website builder and content management system in the world, powering more than 33% of websites around the globe. WordPress is perfect for small business websites, eCommerce stores, restaurant sites, membership sites, and more. Websites...
7 Key Values of Social Media for Small Businesses
Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest, are budget-friendly, easy to use, and extremely popular, making them excellent places for small businesses to start their digital marketing campaigns. Social media is free (there are paid options, but...
Coaching Senior Management to Let Go
Embracing a generative mindset isn’t always easy, and it can be especially difficult for people who spent most of their careers working in more traditional corporate environments, like senior managers. For a long time, successful professionals were taught to make...
Collaborating with a Highly Remote Team
More than 75% of Americans work remotely at least once a week, 43% work remotely at least half time, and 20% work remotely full time. According to Gallup, that trend is only going to continue to grow. Working remotely has numerous benefits including increases in...
3 Ways to Have Fun at Work and Improve Productivity
Happiness looks different for everyone, but one thing’s for sure: when asked to define happiness, most people don’t think about their nine-to-five. Your job is meant to be serious business. You clock in in the morning, grind through your daily tasks, and call it...