25 Features Every Business Website Must Have in 2017

Infographic | September 14, 2021

Small businesses play an important role in the United States labor market, and they are often considered the “lifeblood” of the U.S. economy. They employ 47.1% of all U.S. workers and contribute to 41% of all U.S. economic activity. SCORE’s latest “The Megaphone of Main Street” data report series delves into the story behind the impact of COVID-19 on small business hiring and the challenges small business owners face in their search for employees.

Infographic | January 21, 2020

Getting your products or services in front of a large audience can be a struggle because you’re potentially competing against much bigger businesses with more money, marketing expertise and an existing reputation. That’s why it’s crucial to know how to use tools like digital advertising to make sure that your potential customers can find you when they are looking for related products and services. And if you’re going to advertise, why not do it where they are most likely to look?

Infographic | March 4, 2020

You are excited about starting your business, and everyone you have talked to has liked your idea, and you know it will be a huge success. But as marketing is a place full of competition, you have to make your product appealing and unique. According to marketing experts, brand identity is the main thing to make or break your business.

Infographic | January 4, 2022

TikTok is not the right platform for all types of businesses. but surely can be considered to introduce your business or product to a huge audience.

Infographic | February 22, 2022

B2B Marketers use LinkedIn as part of their content marketing efforts and orginate web traffic from the same platform. Find out the best suitable time to post and the Influencer Marketing hubs available on LinkedIn.

Infographic | January 10, 2020

It’s no surprise that consumers often feel a more personal connection to small businesses. There’s something about doing business with an independent CPA or indie cafe owner than with a big tax accounting firm or national coffee chain. But those personal connections have to be earned over time. With each interaction, one customer at a time, small businesses must prove themselves trustworthy. That trust forms the foundation for customer loyalty. In October 2019, we surveyed consumers to find out what they look for in the small businesses they support, as well as what business owners can do to earn their trust. Here’s what we learned about how small businesses earn customer loyalty.