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Marketing

Ways to Identify Your Target Market: Reaching the Right People

Often, when it comes to marketing your business, if you want to increase your chances of success, you need to know who...

Marketing

Marketing Tip: Video & Imagery

Consider using video or other types of imagery when analyzing marketing ideas (the human brain processes images faster...

Tech

6 Straightforward Suggestions for an Improved Website

While there are more than six things to consider when improving a website, we wanted to provide the following thoughts...

Update/News

Beware of Domain Registration Scams

Many Avid Hawk customers are reporting receiving what appears to be an invoice for their domain...

Marketing

Digital Marketing Tip: Bounce Rate

What does the term Bounce Rate mean in your website analytics report? Bounce Rate is the percentage of visitors that...

Marketing

Why is Content Marketing Important?

Content marketing is essentially creating useful online content (blog posts, video, etc) on web pages and social media...

Marketing

Be a Better Salesperson - 5 Suggestions

Most salespeople are constantly looking for ways to close more sales. They use a variety of tools, initiatives, and...

Marketing

Marketing Tip: Know Your Audience

Knowing your potential audience is an important factor that should be considered in the planning phase of marketing...

Marketing

Marketing Ideas on a Limited Budget

This post is for all you small businesses out there seeking creative advertising ideas on a limited budget. Hope you...

Marketing

3 Useful Website Content Writing Tips

Don't Talk About Yourself Too Much. Your potential customer likely doesn't care much about your company...

Marketing

Marketing Tip: Ad Effectiveness

Sometimes with all the great tools available to track website analytics and social media metrics, we forget to do some...

MarketingBusiness

Thinking About the 80/20

I have been putting more thought into the 80/20 rule of late. For those that don't know, the 80/20 rule is...