by Julie Weldon | Jul 3, 2017 | Branding & Website Advice, Business Help, Digital Marketing, How To, Julie Weldon, Marketing
There’s a lot of talk about landing pages and the importance of them for the successful marketing of your business. But… what if you have no idea what “landing page” really even means? We’re here to help. For the month of July, our blog articles will follow the...
by Julie Weldon | Jun 26, 2017 | Branding & Website Advice, Julie Weldon, Marketing
If there is one thing that really matters on your website, it’s the images you choose. The reason this is true is because of the simple fact that, according to a study done by 3M, our human brains process images about 60,000 times faster than we process text. What...
by Julie Weldon | Jun 12, 2017 | Branding & Website Advice, Business Help, Digital Marketing, How To, Julie Weldon
There’s a lot to think about when considering a new website. And rightfully so, because it’s a key tool in your gym growth toolbox. As we talked about in last week’s blog post, your website is the online version of your gym so it’s not a decision you should make...
by Julie Weldon | Jun 5, 2017 | Branding & Website Advice, Business Help, Hub, Julie Weldon
Your website is the online version of your gym. People will decide within 5-10 seconds if they want to give you their business… or not. Gone are the days where you can get away with an unprofessional website. If your site does not look solid and is easy to use,...
by Julie Weldon | May 30, 2017 | Branding & Website Advice, Business Help, Julie Weldon, Marketing
In our highly visual culture, a strong website is one of the most important tools to invest in for any business. It’s no longer a nice-to-have. The way your site looks tells users whether they want to interact or do business with you or click away to your competition....
by Julie Weldon | Mar 13, 2017 | Branding, Branding & Website Advice, Business Help, Julie Weldon, Marketing
I’ve got some (maybe tough) news for you… you’re not struggling with getting new clients because your services are too expensive (there are plenty of people out there who will – and do – pay). And it’s not because new businesses like yours moved in down...
