
MARKETING FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
Advice you can put to work.
Practical guides for planning your next website, content or campaign decision.

Check the Business Details Customers Find Online
Create one approved record of your business details, then use it to find and correct the information customers encounter online.
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What Your Website Handover Should Include
Ask for a practical website handover that covers ownership, recurring services, routine edits and the checks your team needs after delivery.
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Plan Website Photos That Explain Your Business
Build a photo brief around the information customers need, then plan subjects, permissions and crops before the camera comes out.
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Build a Landing Page Around One Offer
Give a campaign landing page one defined offer, a matching response route and enough detail for a visitor to make an informed decision.
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Choose a Useful Call to Action for Each Website Page
Map each page to a clear next action, with button labels that tell visitors what will happen after they click.
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Prepare a Website Redesign Brief Without Starting From Scratch
Create a keep, change and remove inventory before commissioning a redesign, so useful content and working routes survive the rebuild.
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Test Your Website Contact Journey Before You Buy More Traffic
A form confirmation is only one part of a working enquiry route. Check the message arrives, has the right details and reaches someone who…
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Write a Service Page That Answers the Right Questions
Turn a broad service description into a page that explains fit, scope, responsibilities and the next step.
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What to Put on a Small Business Homepage
Build a homepage around the questions a new customer needs answered: what you do, who you help, where you work and what to do…
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