
Weekly Marketing Minute: Your Holiday Hours Are Marketing, Too
The holiday season is almost here, and local businesses are getting ready for everything that comes with it: seasonal products, special events, holiday orders, and
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The holiday season is almost here, and local businesses are getting ready for everything that comes with it: seasonal products, special events, holiday orders, and

The holidays are coming, and for local businesses, that means gift guides, seasonal promotions, special events, and plenty of opportunities to reach new customers. But

People don’t always buy products or services simply because they need them. Sometimes they’re buying a celebration, a memory, a little convenience, or an experience

October might feel early for holiday marketing. For many local businesses, though, the holiday season is already beginning. The businesses that win during the busiest

Before someone calls, messages, books, orders, or walks through your door, there is a good chance they have already spent a few minutes checking out

Every business has a story. The problem is that a lot of those stories get polished so much that they stop sounding like stories at

Your customers may already be saying the exact things your next customer needs to hear. The problem? Too many businesses leave their best testimonials sitting

A customer checks Google and sees that you close at 6 PM. Then they check Facebook and it says 7 PM. Your Instagram bio points

Every business has slower days. Maybe Monday afternoons are dead. Maybe Wednesday appointments never completely fill. Maybe the lunch rush disappears after 1:30. Maybe there’s