It's always something new. Google is constantly updating their algorithm which can sometimes leave your company website out in the cold. One day your site is the bee's knees and the next you're barely holding at the #10 spot on the search returns page. Those Google bots can be such know-it-alls!

Have no fear... we’re on top of cornerstone content.  Implementing these bad boys into your website will put you back into competition for the #1 spot. 

We’re looking at the end of a very good year in 2018, and we hope you are too!

Like many of our awesome clients, we’re looking at this year’s balance sheet and thinking about the best ways to invest in our success and keep our hard-won earnings away from ol’ Uncle Sam!

For our latest #TutorialTuesday, Chloe was tasked with scouring the worldwide web to find the latest and greatest SEO practices. But wait - didn’t we talk about 5 Big Changes to SEO not too long ago? Why yes, yes we did. BUT, in the ever changing landscape of digital marketing, there’s always something new to learn and implement. Let’s jump right in.

 Social media has been part of our lives for over 20 years.  Is your business taking advantage of it?

Traditional social media? They are only 25 years old, but yes, there are social media platforms one might refer to as traditional, as in older.  The first social media platform was 1997's Six Degrees. Simple by today’s standards, users could upload photos, add friends, and not much else. By 1999 blogging sites became accessible to the internet novice, introducing the masses to the kinds of ubiquitous social sharing we are accustomed to using today.

The social media giants we are familiar with today are far younger, and new ones are being born all the time. Between 2002 and 2006 many of the platforms we know and love today got their start: Facebook, LinkedIn, Youtube, Blogger, Flikr, Twitter among them. With more computers in homes and mobile phones and tablets accessing the internet, social media exploded. 

Astute business marketers saw this new phenomenon as a new way to deliver their message to potential new customers. From Facebook Fan Pages to commercial Twitter accounts, companies small and large have been capitalizing on social media long enough for a mature approach to take shape.

Now what? You forgot the password to one of your social media accounts or maybe that new employee duplicated your account when you already had an old one.  Either way, you now ended up with two Facebook pages. Or three Twitters. Or an Instagram for both your downtown and corporate offices.  Looks like you need to merge your accounts.

Having multiple accounts can be a major problem for employees and customers, especially on commonly searched platforms like Facebook, Google My Business, Instagram and LinkedIn.  With repetitive or conflicting information online, your customers will end up confused. Your employees may send great reviews or likes to the wrong place.  Having a sharp, high quality presence on social media is imperative and duplicate accounts are a big no-no. But no worries, United WebWorks is here to help.Here's some help on merging your social media accounts or make corrections: