What a monthly marketing report should include, and how to check it yourself
What a monthly marketing report should include: leads first, then SEO, Google Ads and Business Profile numbers, where to check each and red flags.
What a monthly marketing report should include: leads first, then SEO, Google Ads and Business Profile numbers, where to check each and red flags.
Google Verified for Local Services Ads: the profile, background, license and insurance checks Google requires, by trade, with its stated timing.
Klaviyo vs Mailchimp vs HubSpot vs Constant Contact, plus Omnisend and Shopify: automation, segments, store links, list limits and exports.
In-house vs agency vs freelancer for small business marketing: what a hire costs with benefits, what each covers and a decision table by situation.
Website redesign SEO checklist: URL mapping, 301 redirects and staging blocks to fix before launch, then the Search Console checks to run after.
How much to spend on Google Ads: find what a lead is worth, turn it into a daily budget and test it with a break-even table and an illustrative example.
Service-area business Google Business Profile setup: when to hide your address, how to pick up to 20 service areas, and what proximity means for ranking.
Google Business Profile suspended? See the guideline violations that cause it, a cause-to-fix table and the steps to appeal for reinstatement.
Who owns your website and marketing accounts? What a business should hold, plus the steps to give an agency access to Google Ads and GA4.
AI crawlers and robots.txt: allow search bots such as OAI-SearchBot and PerplexityBot, decide on training bots separately, and see what llms.txt does.