Blog: review

The primary purpose of your small business website is to attract the right customers and motivate them to take action. The call to action might be to contact you, find out more about you and your offerings, or referring others to the business. A mere entertaining site is simply noise and is no real value, ahem social media sites. Your website needs to work just as hard for you as you do; consider the following suggestions:

There are few tools more important to Americans than their cars. Automobiles connect people to their careers, friends, families, and the freedom to see the world. They represent the opportunity to better our lives, while often becoming a personalized reflection of their owners. People love their cars and want to take the best care of them. Auto repair shop owners have an opportunity to help people in a time of great need. That may be what led you to start your business in the beginning. Your ability to take a vehicle that seemed ready for the junkyard and make it road-worthy again for an individual or family that was counting on you is what makes your company special. 

At Cube Creative, we get questions about websites, reviews, content marketing, and social media. In this post, I want to attempt to answer five of the more popular ones.

Every day, thousands of people search for products and services in your area. They want to see how you compare to other similar businesses. Most will use search engines and social media to see what other people are saying about your business. The problem is, your happiest customers aren't always the ones sharing their opinion online.