by Shieldbar Marketing | Jun 30, 2025 | Digital Marketing, Marketing Tips
You’re sending emails, checking open rates, and maybe even celebrating when they go up. But here’s the hard truth—open rates don’t pay your bills. Conversions do. The brands that grow consistently aren’t chasing vanity metrics. They focus on performance indicators...
by Shieldbar Marketing | Jun 23, 2025 | Business Mindset, Digital Marketing, Marketing Tips, Websites
If your business is showing up on page one of Google but not in the Map Pack, you’re missing out on the most valuable clicks. According to BrightLocal, the Map Pack earns 44% of all local search clicks. That’s nearly half your potential leads, gone to competitors who...
by Shieldbar Marketing | Jun 16, 2025 | Business Mindset, General Information, Marketing Tips
What Successful Brands Do During Recessions That Others Don’t Recessions do not destroy businesses. Poor strategy does. The companies that survive and thrive through downturns are the ones that keep marketing, adapt quickly, and stay focused on long-term growth. For...
by Shieldbar Marketing | Jun 16, 2025 | Business Mindset, Digital Marketing, Marketing Tips, Websites
Web accessibility is often seen as a legal checkbox, but it is so much more than that. Businesses that prioritize accessibility don’t just reduce legal risk. They open the door to more customers, improve their SEO rankings, and ultimately close more sales. Let’s...
by Jennifer Cordero | Jun 6, 2025 | Digital Marketing, Marketing Tips
If you’re investing in SEO but ignoring your reviews, you’re missing a major piece of the puzzle. Google reviews are not just for credibility; they are a key driver of local search performance. When it comes to getting more inbound calls, foot traffic, and...
by SBMnjh2023 | May 23, 2025 | Digital Marketing, Marketing Tips
Hyper-personalization has become one of the most talked-about trends in marketing. When executed well, it boosts engagement, conversions, and brand loyalty. But when it’s overdone or misused, it can leave customers feeling uncomfortable or, worse, alienated. The line...