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Social Butterfly in You Let's talk about social media posts. How to create them when you "suck at computers." I hear this all the time when discussing how to stay relevant on social media without bombarding yourself with extra tasks at a device when being creative is the last thing on your mind. I've generated over 3 million views on social media for my clients, and here is a secret. I don't use photoshop but maybe 3x a month. It's not important to get results. What is important is having a graphic with your quote...or having a picture with your sales link. Visuals help attract more following and engagement because no one reads anymore. ( I say this as I write a blog... ) There are fantastic and free programs available to create posts directly from your phone, and post them when in a hurry.(Try Desygner) They even hold your designs in an account so that you can edit them from a computer as well. They have tons of handy templates available for differen...

Social Media scares business people sometimes. It's like this little hungry monster living inside your phone shouting "FEED ME" every time you check for messages. Calm down. The monster doesn't eat much. Seriously-- posting your new sales or specials on social media doesn't have to be rocket science, but there is a science to it. Post often enough to keep your customers enticed, and go long enough between posts to keep them from hitting the "Hide" button. How Often to Post A good rule of thumb is to post 1 time per day, or 3 times per week. This is the safe amount that won't bug your followers, but will allow the social media algorithms to keep showing your content to your potential customers. You see, we all have those social accounts that we follow that end up hating because they post every link, contest, quote and cat meme they see. There's a difference in posting relevant content that will help your followers engage with your page mo...

We hear it all the time, "I have a Facebook... Why do I need a website, too?" A website is not a Facebook. A website is permanent and professionally used as a billboard for what you offer in your business. Facebook is a promotion tool used to talk about what you offer in your business. The two are not the same and are not interchangeable. A website will be a static page that you direct to your custom domain. On a website, you will need to have the following:  About you About your business/service/purpose What you do and pictures of it Contact Information This is the basics. The more in-depth your goals are, the bigger your website will be. You may also need a menu, or an order form. Maybe you need an online shopping gallery. Either way-- a website is customizable to your business and is imperative in today's standards. Without a website, you cannot compete against others in your industry.  Basic Reasons A Website Will Benefit Your Business It's like h...

It is very important in today's world to utilize the internet. Right now, there are talks about making the internet less than free for everyone to use. I mean, we have to pay to use it now... but only to a large company who brokers our access. In the future, they might not sell our access to us, or might only sell bits and pieces. This is awful and needs to not happen because it's a direct hit on the booming internet business trend taking over society. **PUT ON HAPPINESS & RAINBOWS WORK HAT** However, it's the internet and no one can break the internet. Which means that for all of you who thought that it would come & go and you wouldn't have to learn how to use it--- It's here. You're here. Guess you learned how to use it, huh? OWNING A DOMAIN It's important, since you've embraced your internet knowledge, to own some internet real estate. Owning a domain name feels a bit like that the first time you go through the process... Picking out...

You Should Have a Professional Email Address  Wait- I was taught by a dear friend to never should on people.  I believe it is absolutely one of the most important branding steps you can take as a business in the real world. Having a professional email address... Preferably one that matches your domain name. It's about credibility and branding. Let's not lie and say I'm only talking about professional workplaces here. I mean, that's the point... But we all have a personal life as well. GET A RESPONSIBLE EMAIL ADDRESS  I'm talking about everything after the age of 16.  When you create an email address, it's not private anymore. Not something you just type into e-newsletter sign ups for free games... It's used to contact you. By EVERYONE.  Imagine submitting your name for a prominent sponsorship to attend an amazing art class at your local art school. This class is for adults, beginners, and has your name all over it except the price is...

 A domain is...Well, let's look it up. Hmm, not exactly what I was looking for. Let's try again. GoDaddy doesn't disappoint. Here's the video  explaining the difference between a domain and a website.   Now that you know the difference. Buy one. FacetHub is a proud supplier of GoDaddy web tools. Buying from us, not only supports local families and students but it also get you backed by 100% positive customer service & support. You're never alone when building upon your domain in the interwebs.... Start here! Visit www.FacetHub.com to get started Now that you've bought a domain... Do something with it.