We work with a lot of pest control companies here at Great Leap Studios. Some are brand new, looking to us to create their website and design their content strategy. Others are established, hoping to leverage the work that has been completed in the past to try to target new areas and keywords. The other
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The majority of all web searches happen on a phone. This figure goes up when people are searching for a local service. Conversely, almost all web development happens on a desktop or laptop computer with a large screen. This leads to a disconnect. What looks good on a monitor can become jumbled and unaligned when
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As a local contractor, you have dozens of ways to connect with your customers online. Websites like Facebook, Nextdoor, Houzz, Angie’s List, and others give you the option to create a free profile where customers can see your services, information, and reviews. It is worth having a profile on each of these directories – they’re
If someone enters your business name into a Google (or another popular search engine), what comes up? Ideally, the answer is your website, your existing social media profiles, and review sites, hopefully with a majority of positive reviews. But if you’ve recently received some negative publicity – maybe a news article or a website giving
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Reputation management might sound like a service celebrities pay for, or something corporations do after a scandal. But in today’s internet driven world, every company, even – if not especially – small, local businesses benefit from reputation management. Reputation management involves monitoring what people are saying about your business online – in reviews, on social
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As you get involved with marketing your business online through your website, you are going to come across many terms. You are likely to come across the terms SEO and content marketing. Some marketers will use them interchangeably while others say one is more important than the other. This confusion might make you wonder where
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It’s one thing to get site visitors. We all want millions of people visiting our websites. But site visits are, in many ways, not the right way to judge whether or not a site is successful. If visitors click on your site, view your content, and leave, then those visitors did not matter. Every website
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When you own a landscaping business, you likely advertise to clients in multiple ways. Maybe you place ads, brand your vehicles, and encourage satisfied customers to recommend you to others. But the best form of marketing is online marketing, and the best way to make sure that your website gets noticed is using content writing
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Having a website is a must in 2021. But a website alone is not enough to be found. When a customer has a plumbing emergency or even needs a less urgent fix, they are likely to perform an internet search for a plumber near them, and choose one of the first few plumbers they see.
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Property owners typically don’t think about their roofs until they have a problem. When that problem arises, they need to find an experienced and knowledgeable roofing contractor fast, making the internet a popular place to begin their search since it provides immediate results. A quick search will turn up some top results for contractors in
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