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Is it really the choreographed dance moves, parent pranks, or melodramatic selfie video confessionals that garner and maintain all that attention? Or is there a patented content formula that strategically influences follower retention?

It’s easy to see how some small business owners can be weary, flustered, and perhaps at times downright rattled when it comes to reading any online reviews of their enterprise. There’s a preconceived stereotype that most people who leave online reviews feel more inclined to go on the Internet and type up a bad experience they had, rather than the usual, excellent, five-star customer service they’re so accustomed to being treated to.

We’ve all been there: the impulsive, late-night laptop session. Bedtime Instagram scrolling has thwarted your plans for sleep and has now led you on a virtual goose chase for the e-commerce purchase of your dreams.

The perks of being a small business owner can be quite commodious compared to running a Fortune 500 company or, at the least, a little more stimulating than ‘spacing out’ in front of a computer screen, trying to finish typing up the latest T.P.S. Reports.

Depending on your social media feed, high-quality photos and videos may not be the first words that spring to mind with the content you come across. (We’re looking at you, Uncle Howard – the half-face selfies while grilling hot dogs aren’t necessarily the most fascinating images we’ve seen on the internet.) But when it comes to promoting your business, high-quality photos and videos should be the only form of quality when it comes to your company’s social media presence.

If you think social media is only good for updating the world on how your adorable puppy is doing or constantly sharing your utter contempt for the final season of Game of Thrones, you’re truly missing out! For businesses of all services and sizes, social media is an opportunity to find, connect, and provide for customers you wouldn’t have otherwise been able to do business with. Plus, you don’t have the marketing budget of a corporate tycoon like Amazon or Coca-Cola to relish the power of so...

The marketing world has come a long way since the days of Mad Men indulging in pre-noon libations, smoking like chimneys while drafting up Coca-Cola billboard ideas and children’s candy radio jingles. While traditional marketing strategies such as print, radio, and television ads still hold some relevance in today’s retail era, digital marketing has completely changed the way companies of all sizes can reach, interact, and target their ideal customers.

Every restaurant owner will tell you there are always a thousand or more things they need to focus on to maintain a successful business. Whether it’s preparing the freshest ingredients for tonight’s entree special or training the staff to provide the most excellent dining experience they can offer, it’s easy to see how something like digital marketing can be the last thing on a restaurant owner’s mind.

The need for a functional, efficient, and alluring virtual presence is essentially mandatory for a lot of businesses to succeed today, as well as moving forward. You can even have the most beautiful-looking website ever created, but if nobody visits it, how will it benefit your business? That’s where combining stunning web design with strategic digital marketing campaigns comes in handy.

Do you ever wonder why your business isn't seeing a high rate of return on your paid ad strategy? It may be that you just haven't identified and executed the digital advertising strategy that is best for your business. Knowing what goals, options, and resources cater to your company’s needs will help you evaluate which digital marketing solutions best suit your business.

As the home improvement industry continues to grow and evolve, competition between renovation businesses has become more intense than ever before. The industry as a whole is currently valued at over $400 billion in the U.S., and that figure is projected to increase to over $500 billion by 2024. Every year, more and more money is being spent by consumers to remodel their houses, which means the need for local home improvement businesses to distinguish themselves from the rest of the pack is, to s...

As one of the original employees of Triton Commerce, Braxx Calotes has worked in several areas of digital marketing and web design. He covered a variety of tasks during our company’s early years, always willing to utilize his web and marketing experience to solve problems and find solutions for our customers. More than eight years later, Braxx is still a part of Team Triton and now specializes in search marketing.