Simple Website Do's and Don'ts Every Business Should Follow

Posted on 30 November 2015
Simple Website Do's and Don'ts Every Business Should Follow
The great thing about the Internet is that company websites can be built by anyone. The bad thing is that company websites can be built by anyone. You can hire your friend's nephew, who did a site for his school band, or you can spend millions. But whatever way you go, you need to ensure ...
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You Won't Believe What Google Analytics Can Teach You About Your Business

Posted on 12 November 2015
You Won't Believe What Google Analytics Can Teach You About Your Business
Google Analytics is a free web analytics tool that provides data about your website, and digital marketing efforts. It allows you to track all the traffic on the website, and what sources directed that traffic. So, how does this help your business? By utilizing the five Google Analytic...
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How to Use Pinterest as a Tool to Sell Your Products

Posted on 28 October 2015
How to Use Pinterest as a Tool to Sell Your Products
Many companies use the basic social media platforms as part of their social media strategy (think Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+) but there's an unexpected social media platform companies have begun using to win business: Pinterest. That's right! Pinterest isn't just for ...
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The Importance Of Colours On Your Website

Posted on 9 October 2015
The Importance Of Colours On Your Website
Just like the colours of rooms in our homes or offices, website colours evoke emotions and feelings. Your website colours schemes should reflect what your business does, who your target audience is, and what emotions you want your customers to feel and associate with your brand. Below we brie...
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Why You Need to Fire Your Website If It's Not Working For You

Posted by Paul Ackermann on 1 October 2015
Why You Need to Fire Your Website If It's Not Working For You
A while back, I learned about a strategy that's commonly used in sales management. The idea goes: You're better off having no breath, than bad breath, when it comes to representing your company. I've seen the value in this strategy, time and time again. The idea is simple: havi...
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The 5 Digital Marketing Channels Most Canadian SMBs Should Focus On (and Why)

Posted by Bloomtools Canada on 17 June 2026
The 5 Digital Marketing Channels Most Canadian SMBs Should Focus On (and Why)
Most small and mid-sized businesses in Canada don’t have a marketing problem because they lack channels.They have a problem because they’re spr...
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Your Website Is Not a Brochure: Building Digital Systems That Sell for You

Posted by Bloomtools Canada on 10 June 2026
Your Website Is Not a Brochure: Building Digital Systems That Sell for You
One of the most expensive misunderstandings in small and mid-sized business marketing is this idea that a website is something you “have,” not ...
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What a “Medium-Sized Agency Advantage” Actually Means (And Why It Matters)

Posted by Bloomtools Canada on 3 June 2026
What a “Medium-Sized Agency Advantage” Actually Means (And Why It Matters)
In marketing, there’s a strange assumption that bigger automatically means better.Bigger agencies mean more resources. More staff. More process. ...
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