Having an online presence is one of the most important factors in determining how well your business will perform. This is especially true for an eCommerce site, as it’s digital in nature.
Hi everyone! Each week I compose a mini-blog highlighting one of the Witmer team members and this week I wanted to showcase one of the key members, Lori Gordon. I asked her a few questions revolving around her role in the Witmer Team and here’s what she had to say!
That’s a popular question that managers and workers have dissimilar opinions on.
For this week’s addition to the weekly mini-blog, I want to introduce the interview process covering all the members of the Witmer Group. To kick off this new format, I thought it would be best to get to know the author (me) a little more in-depth.
How much weekly effort do you give towards building your personal brand? If you’re like many business professionals, personal branding takes a backseat to other things in life. LinkedIn is one such place where you’re either killing it—or not.
Working with the Witmer Group has been an opportunity that has exposed me to the true ins and outs of the business world. During this internship, I have seen the collective effort of a team and how each person plays a key role in each clients’ success. The “behind the scenes” aspect of a company is often overlooked, but it’s how clients remain happy here at Witmer Group.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a strategy that allows your business website to rank higher in the organic search results for various keywords that your target demographic is searching for. The higher your website ranks in the search results, the more free traffic that will come to your website.
Finding new customers within your 5-10 miles radius can grow your business exponentially with Local SEO.
Budgets are lean these days. Maybe you have had to pare back your staff to a bare minimum or maybe you’re just looking for new ideas about how to get more from your employees. If so, you can still reach your goals with a smaller team. How? Communication, communication, communication.
Have you ever wondered where and how your customers are finding you?