3 Effective Ways an Effective Website Can Help Landscaping Companies Attract Commercial Clients
In today’s competitive business environment, landscaping companies need to adopt effective strategies if they want to attract more commercial landscaping accounts and clients. While traditional marketing methods still hold value, having a strong online presence is crucial. A well-designed website can serve as a powerful tool to attract potential clients, showcase expertise, and stand out […]
My Dog Died And Then This Happened
While I am intrigued by all the possibilities when it comes to AI, deploying it as a short cut for customer service for our small and medium-sized business clients is not one of them. Here’s why. While I have successfully used ChatGPT for such things as writing and research, the proliferation of app and web […]
What’s New With The Chrome Browser?
SHARING Easily share links with others – or yourself Click the share icon in your address bar. Select from a variety of options to share the link with others or yourself for later. CUSTOMIZE Try Chrome profiles If you share your computer with another person, or want to keep your work browsing and personal browsing […]
Is Your Website Accessible to Those With Disabilities?
What does making your site accessible do for you, your customer and everyone else for that matter? It’s the right thing to do: Let’s face it…it’s 2021 and everyone should be included. By making your website accessible for all, you’re giving equal opportunity to access crucial information that significantly helps our everyday lives. Consider the […]
How Contractors Should Leverage Houzz
If you are a building contractor, remodeler, landscape architect, home improvement specialist or a similar type home design specialist or decorator, you probably know about Houzz. Similar to Angie’s List but for more design-oriented professionals, Houzz is one of the first place consumers who are in the market for a kitchen, bath remodeler or contactor […]
Success Story: American Bicycle Group Bicycle Manufacturer
Originally Published by The New York Times American Bicycle Group Bicycle Manufacturer, Chattanooga, TN When the pandemic took hold in late March, sales at Peter Hurley’s high-end bicycle business collapsed. Mr. Hurley furloughed employees while his management team developed safety protocols and tried to adapt. But the pause turned out to be brief: A month […]
Success Story: Allegiance Flag Supply E-Commerce Company
Another small business success story we thought was worth getting inspired by: Originally Published by The New York Times Allegiance Flag Supply E-Commerce Company, Charleston, SC Katie and Wes Lyon, along with their college friend and business partner, Max Berry, quit their corporate jobs in March to work full time at their start-up, selling American-made […]
10-Year Old Cashes in on GameStop Stock Gift
EXCEPTED FROM MY Sanantonio.com When Jaydyn Carr unwrapped his GameStop shares his mom gifted him for Kwanzaa two years ago, neither mother nor son expected he’d eventually be in the middle of a stock surge. Stock talks this week are centering on small investors, but Jaydyn might be the smallest and youngest, at least in […]
Success Story: ePlastics Plastics Fabricator
Originally Published by The New York Times ePlastics Plastic Fabricator, San Diego, CA The phones at ePlastics started ringing nonstop in late March with calls from customers seeking masks, plexiglass dividers and other protective devices. The deluge hasn’t let up. “Nobody was prepared for this,” said John Short, the general manager of the 106-year-old plastics […]
Ghost Kitchens Find a Home in Empty Hotels
Originally Published by The New York Times Ghost kitchens, also called digital kitchens, are cooking facilities that produce food only for delivery or takeout. And as U.S. cities bounce from one lockdown to another, keeping restaurant dining rooms shuttered, demand for the concept is booming. Euromonitor, a market research firm in London, predicts ghost kitchens […]