Entries by Kathlyn Angeles-Timbol

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The Year Isn’t Over Yet: What Should Your Small Business Be Doing With Its Marketing?

It’s almost September. If you’re looking at the goals you set in January and thinking, “Well, that didn’t quite go according to plan,” you’re not alone. Maybe you wanted to get more consistent with social media. Maybe you planned to update your website, generate more leads, or finally get serious about email marketing. Or maybe […]

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What Happens When Your Business Outgrows Your Marketing?

Your business has grown. Maybe you have more customers than you did a few years ago. You’ve added services, built a team, raised your prices, or become known for something specific. You have more experience and a better understanding of who you want to serve. But here’s a question worth asking: Has your marketing grown […]

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How Local Customers Choose a Business (And What You Can Do to Stand Out)

Imagine your water heater breaks, your AC stops working in the middle of summer, or you’re searching for a nice restaurant for dinner. What’s the first thing you do? For most people, the answer is simple. They grab their phone and start searching online. Within just a few minutes, they’ll look at several businesses, compare […]

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How to Build Trust With Your Audience Before They Become Customers 

Getting people to notice your business is one thing. Getting them to choose you is another. Many small business owners focus heavily on visibility, like posting on social media, running ads, or trying to reach more people. But even with attention, sales don’t always follow. The missing piece is often trust. Today’s customers don’t make […]

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How to Get More Local Customers Without Spending More on Ads

For many small business owners, getting more customers feels tied to one thing: spending more on ads.  When sales slow down, the instinct is to increase the budget, try a new campaign, or test another platform. But more ad spend doesn’t always solve the problem. In many cases, businesses already have enough visibility. People are […]