YEAH! Local Releases 27-Day Online Marketing Plan for Your Business
Aug 16, 2017
Atlanta-based YEAH! Local offers a new article which describes an online marketing plan for small businesses. The 27-day plan is a concise series of steps to enhance the results of marketing techniques to generate new business.
Atlanta GA - August 16, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
YEAH! Local and Justin Herring are pleased to announce they have released a concise marketing plan which is particularly focused on small businesses, but works well for mid-sized organizations as well. The techniques are laid out in a series of 27-steps or daily actions which improve the results of online marketing for the business owner.
Implementing the easy-to-follow steps can mean the difference between hundreds or thousands of visitors coming to the store or website weekly. Business owners who do not take advantage of the suggestions and action plan are missing out on the opportunity and their online and offline business could suffer.
To build a loyal customer base requires looking at the customer as more than a one-time-only interaction. Each effective online marketing experience can mean a lifetime value of thousands of dollars. Small business owners who have no real knowledge of marketing strategies can follow the 27-day small business marketing plan to build their business presence online.
The 27-day program is segmented into four weekly action components. Determining the boundaries of the online space is the first step for business owners. Different social media sites and platforms have different strengths. Some of the options are the company website, LinkedIn profile, Facebook page and Twitter profile. The initial steps are to create an enjoyable experience online as the customer would find in a bricks-and-mortar establishment, as well as at a competitor's website.
The second week of the plan emphasizes creating great content. The owner can prepare and post the content or can hire a high-quality content writer to assist. Week 3 focuses on developing technical SEO and analytics. Beginning with Week 3 and 4, the mastery of simple SEO strategies will bring all of the previous steps into play. Repeating the effective steps of the plan will ensure continued business growth.
Additional details are available at https://yeah-local.com/27-day-online-marketing-plan-for-small-business/.
Contact Info:
Name: Justin Herring
Organization: YEAH! Local
Address: 1100 Peachtree Street NE Suite 200, Atlanta GA 30309
Phone: (404) 539-6068
Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/yeah-local-releases-27-day-online-marketing-plan-for-your-business/229480
For more information, please visit https://yeah-local.com
Source: MarketersMedia
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