Most advertisers still pour the majority of their pay-per-click budgets into Google and Meta. It makes sense. Those platforms built the modern PPC playbook, and they still command massive audiences. But here's the thing: the advertising landscape has shifted significantly, and new PPC platforms are now delivering reach, targeting capabilities,...
Most businesses track followers like it's the scoreboard. It's not. The real number that determines whether anyone actually sees your content is your engagement rate. It's the metric that social media algorithms use to decide if your post deserves a wider audience or gets buried under cat videos and political...
Most businesses still treat content marketing like it's 2018. Publish a blog post, optimize for a keyword, hope Google sends traffic. That approach isn't dead, but it's no longer enough. With AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's own AI Overviews reshaping how people find information, the game has...
Most small business owners think brand identity is something big companies worry about — logos on billboards, Super Bowl commercials, that kind of thing. But here's the reality: brand identity for small businesses might matter more than it does for the Fortune 500. When you don't have a massive ad...
Most food truck owners pour everything into the food. The recipes, the sourcing, the equipment, the permits. And that makes sense. You want the product to be great. But here is the thing: amazing food does not matter if nobody knows you exist. Food truck marketing is not something you...