Bay Area Digital Marketing – A Must for Contractors in 2026

In today’s fast-paced and highly competitive marketplace, contracting businesses can no longer rely solely on word-of-mouth referrals and traditional advertising to generate consistent leads. Whether you’re a general contractor, plumber, electrician, or HVAC specialist, your potential customers are searching online first. That’s why investing in search engine optimization and a strong digital presence is no longer optional—it’s essential. Partnering with experts like SEO PRO can help contractors stay ahead in an increasingly digital world. Continue reading »

A Bay Area SEO Company can Take Your Business to the Next Level

Many small business owners assume SEO and online marketing are only for big brands with large budgets. That couldn’t be further from the truth. In today’s digital world, every business—no matter its size—needs a strong online presence. With help from a trusted Bay Area SEO company, even small businesses can compete with industry giants and reach new customers. Continue reading »

Bay Area Online Marketing – Evaluating Yelp Ads Statistics, Measurement, and ROI

As a busy Bay Area online marketing company we are constantly looking for ways to improve ROI for each business we serve. Often that means digging into the data to determine what pay-per-click (PPC) channels are right for each client’s particular business type. In order to guide them well, we need to understand what we know, what we don’t know, and what tools we can use to enhance our knowledge. Continue reading »

Good SEO and Web Design Mean Little if Your Website Doesn’t Load Fast

You don’t need a study to tell you that consumers will abandon a website and move on to another if the pages don’t load fast, but plenty of studies confirm this. In your own experience you’ve probably come across website content that just didn’t load fast enough and you quickly navigated away before seeing what the site had to offer. No matter what your digital marketing goals a good quality, fast and easy to navigate website should be at the core. Continue reading »

Schema.org has been around for years, but many business still aren’t taking advantage of this very valuable tool. While Schema hasn’t been proven to improve your website’s rank in search engines, the real benefit of schema is in the enhanced prominence and appearance of your listing on search engine sites like Google, Bing and Yahoo. While you might not jump in the rankings, your listing in the results could be more informative and more attractive to those searching. Continue reading »

Is Your Business Harnessing Digital Marketing Trends to Create a 21st Century Marketing Strategy?

The growth of the internet and digital media has opened up a vast landscape for businesses and brands. Continue reading »

We answer questions submitted from small business owners around the Bay Area. The questions cover where to start to get online, Yelp best practices, Google My Business best practices, and… Continue Reading »

Why Social Media Matters for Businesses

If you own a small business, you understand why it feels like there are never enough hours in the day. Let’s consider how you divide those precious hours for your business. How much time are you (or an employee) spending on Marketing, Advertising and Social Media? Six or seven years ago, “Social Media Marketing” didn’t exist. Here we are, in late 2013, and an astounding 86% of marketers say that social media is important to their business. Over 60% of them say that social media generates leads, from just 6 hours a week on the “Big Three” (Facebook, Twitter and Google+). Continue reading »

How much should a small company spend on SEO and Social Media Marketing?

Once a company decides to market online, the tough question always  is, how much to spend.

The folks over at the SEOMOZ conducted a world wide survey of companies like ours (Online marketing and SEO).  We participated in this survey as well and were one of the 47% US based companies. 13% were UK based, 40% were 23 other countries. These companies included in-house marketing firms and agencies, as well as outside contractors and internet marketing consultants.  The bottom line results were: 34% of their clients are spending $1,000 per month or more and about 16% were not on a monthly program. 45% were somewhere in between $100 to $1,000 per month. See the chart below: Continue reading »

If you’re new to Twitter, it’s easy to feel like you’ve been left behind. Here are the top 3 tips for keeping up with Twitter, whether you are using it for yourself or your business.