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5 Reasons Constant Contact is Right for your Business

by inConcert Web | Jul 14, 2015 | Constant Contact, Marketing, Tuesday Tip

Many of our clients come to us looking for help growing their websites and their businesses. Often the discussion revolves around what they are currently doing for marketing and how they are driving business each and every day, month, or quarter. We often recommend...

The Gronk Effect

by inConcert Web | Apr 15, 2015 | Branding, inConcert Staff, Marketing, News

While recently waiting to board a flight from Boston to Fort Myers, I saw Rob Gronkowski heading to get a bite to eat. After he got his food, he was ushered by an airport staffer to a private area in the JetBlue C Terminal. Of course, I headed straight for Rob. I...

What’s the best way to do online marketing?

by Mark Smith | Feb 16, 2015 | Content Writing, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media, Web 101

What is online marketing? And what is the best way to do it? Despite the fact that online marketing has been around for 15 years now, it’s still hard to find proper answers to those questions, isn’t it? Some people will tell you that online marketing is...

Why BNI doesn’t work

by inConcert Web | Jan 7, 2015 | Events, Marketing, Networking

If you are familiar with BNI (Business Networking International) then you likely understand how the networking group is structured and what the purpose and goals are for the members of the group. Full Disclosure: I have been a member of BNI in the past, and for many...

What are Favicons and Why Should I Use Them?

by Mark Smith | Dec 11, 2014 | Marketing, News, Web 101

Favicons are those tiny icons you often see up in your browser’s address bar, next to the page title on a tab (if your browser supports tabbed pages) and next to the URL address of a bookmarked page. While many web users notice favicons (whether they realize it or...

Who cares who is in the room when networking?

by inConcert Web | Nov 26, 2014 | Marketing, Networking, News

Networking isn’t about who is in the room, it’s about who they know. Rumor has it that the average human being knows 250 people. When you attend a networking event….there might be 40-50 people in the room. For sake of argument, let’s say this hypothetical...

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