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Pros and Cons of Using TikTok To Market Your Small Business

Posted by Magali Rousseau
11
February 2022
Pros and Cons of Using TikTok To Market Your Small Business
Everybody’s talking about it, yet to many it remains shrouded in mystery. TikTok took off during the pandemic and hasn’t stopped growing since, and like most social media, it can be a valuable addition to a marketing arsenal: but is it really worth it for a small business? Here are so...
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Why You Should Start Optimizing For Voice Search ASAP

Posted by Bloomtools Canada
13
April 2021
Why You Should Start Optimizing For Voice Search ASAP
Did you know that the number of households predicted to own a smart speaker by 2022 is 55%? You're probably counting the number of people you know who already have a Google Home or an Alexa right now. As these devices become more popular, so does the regularity of voice searches. But what i...
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Don't Unsubscribe From Illicit Spam Emails and Texts

Posted by Bloomtools Canada
3
February 2021
Don't Unsubscribe From Illicit Spam Emails and Texts
Some of us can be a little too diligent when dealing with email or text spam because whatever you do, you shouldn't click "unsubscribe" links or text "stop" in reply, as they literally mean "subscribe" and "please, go on" to illicit spammers. Intera...
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Why Google My Business is Essential to Small Business

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July 2018
Why Google My Business is Essential to Small Business
While internet users see nothing more than links and text on Google's search engine results pages (SERPs), marketers and small business owners see a digital battlefield. The clash for land (SERP space) between listings, websites, ads, maps, and text makes it difficult for small businesses ...
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What Email Marketers Can Learn from Pokemon Go

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26
August 2016
What Email Marketers Can Learn from Pokemon Go
By now, you should be well aware of the Pokémon Go phenomenon. From homeowners suing the game developers for placing Pokéstops on their property, to what looks like half of New York City clamoring to catch an elusive Vaporeon, Pokémon Go is influencing user's beha...
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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. ...
Posted in:Behind the ScenesCustomer EngagementBusiness Development   Comments
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