Happy Thanksgiving for Playbook Public Relations, LLC! As small business owners, we’re thankful to have survived our first year in business with minor scrapes and bruises and many more successes than gripes. At Playbook Public Relations, LLC, we’re particularly thankful for our clients, many of whom are also small business owners. We’re thankful for their business and thankful for the valuable services they provide to the community.
For example, as a licensed psychiatric social worker, Robin Leigh Maier helps her clients better their lives by finding emotional health and happiness. Every Wednesday, Robin shares her wisdom in her weekly blog, discussing topics such as managing A.D.D. and handling the Holiday Blues.
Randy Clark and Kevin Wade are instructing students so they can launch new careers in the health care field. These bright students at the Center for Neurosomatic Studies (CNS) will in turn, will help their patients live pain-free lives through the practice of Neurosomatic Therapy. You can learn more about CNS at their Open House on Sunday, December 9th.
The team at Florida Property Title Services is facilitating an important part of the American dream, home ownership. We helped them launch their new mobile ready website. Please check their website at www.FlaPropertyTitle.com.
Of all small business owners, only 10% earn revenues greater than a million dollars annually. We understand that owning a small business doesn’t always equate to big earnings. It does, however, always require long hours and hard work. It’s a labor of love. But that’s part of the American dream that we love being a part of. At Playbook Public Relations we are thankful to live in the United States, a country built on entrepreneurial spirit and determined work ethic, which is still found in American business today.
We are thankful for all of our clients, big and small. Please share with us what you are thankful for!
We recently attended a seminar on the evolution of Facebook and how to leverage this social media outlet for small businesses. Before the event, there was an opportunity to chat and have coffee with the other attendees. Many of the people we spoke with were starting a new business and were overwhelmed with the task of managing and leveraging social media, especially the beastly Facebook site. Since they had already sunk most of their money into starting their new businesses, it left their advertising budgets in a diminished state.
The bottom line is that even in this global, digital society people still like to buy from people. According to B2B Content Marketing Trends, in-person events are even more effective than social media. Hard to believe when you see the amount of time we devote to social media marketing versus event marketing. Look at the chart below and consider how you have been spending YOUR marketing budget…
Google This week, Google rolled out their latest search algorithm change. For people conducting mobile searches, priority will now be given to websites that Google classifies as mobile-friendly. (As I have mentioned in previous blogs, 68% of searches are done on mobile devices!)
