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Five Ways To Respond To Google Reviews As A Small Business Owner
Responding to reviews is one of those small tasks that makes a big difference for a business. Here are five ways we approach it to keep our brand voice consistent and our customers feeling heard. Plus, this tip Is SO good for SEO.


Here Is Why We Are Watching Sex And The City While We Work
We spend long days building this business together, especially on Tuesdays, and somewhere along the way watching series together has became part of our routine. Our current watch is Sex and The City. Here is why we keep it playing in the background, and why it works for us as a team.


Three Things We Learned From I Will Teach You To Be Rich By Ramit Sethi
Ramit Sethi's book is popular for a reason. We have read it and referenced it a few times. Here are three lessons that apply well to business owners. I will teach you to be rich


How Good Money Habits Make You A Better Business Owner
Running a business is hard enough without money stress pulling your focus. Good habits with money tend to carry over into how you run your company. If you are thinking of starting a business and don't have the best money decisions, work on them now. Having a business definitely amplifies those errors.


Two (2) Fun September Holidays To Use In Your Marketing
September has some playful dates worth building content around. Here are two, plus ideas for each that we would love to see you execute in September.


Five Places To Work That Aren't A Cafe For Small Business Owners
As a business owner, your office can be anywhere. We LOVE a cafe but sometimes we need something less busy or a new scenery. So, Here are five more "out of the box" spots worth trying.


Why the Follow-Up Is Just As Important As The Outreach In Business
The follow-up is just as crucial as the initial outreach, and it plays a significant role in building and maintaining relationships, whether they are professional or personal. When you take the time to reach back out, it demonstrates your genuine interest and commitment to the connection you are trying to establish or nurture. It shows that you value the conversation you had previously and are eager to continue it.


Three Things to Do When You're Antsy But Have Work to Do
Scattered orange push pins on a white surface, creating a repeating pattern with soft shadows and a clean, minimalist look


Three Products To Help Prevent Tech Neck For Small Business Owners
If you are spending prolonged periods of time hunched over your devices this post is for you. This posture can lead to a condition commonly referred to as "tech neck," which is characterized by neck pain, and stiffness resulting from the strain on the cervical spine.


Five Perfect Background TV Shows For The Girlies While You Work [girly pop shows]
Here are five girly pop shows, with multiple seasons, that not only provide entertainment but also serve as a perfect backdrop while you are working from home.


Five Things We Learned From Million Dollar Negotiations by Rachel Rodgers
These lessons are already shaping how we price, pitch, and grow as a team.
Listen to Million Dollar Negotiations on Audible.


How Scope Creep Is Costing You Money In Your Busines
We have watched scope creep quietly drain profit from more projects than we can count. It never looks dangerous at first. A small favor here, an extra revision there. Then the budget is gone and the timeline is blown. Here is what we have learned about the true cost of scope creep:


How Working With Your Dog Can Make You More Productive
Having your dog by your side while you work can significantly boost your motivation and overall morale. The presence of a pet often brings a sense of joy and companionship that can lighten the mood during stressful work periods. When you take breaks to play with or simply pet your dog, it can lead to a refreshing mental reset, allowing you to return to your tasks with renewed energy.


Client Spotlight: Lillian's Bar
We love a client spotlight even though we don't have time to post about It often enough. Our clients at Lillian's Bar opened up a perfect speakeasy style bar In South Philadelphia. We worked on fine-tuning some branding, their website, some graphics and helping maintain their website monthly.


What Do I Blog When I Have Nothing To Say?
This is a common dilemma faced by many entrepreneurs (and us often!!!) and small business owners who strive to maintain an active online presence but occasionally find themselves struggling to generate fresh content. SEO Is important. Blogging does great for SEO. But sometimes, what TF do we talk about?


How Do I Use All 9 Graphics Each Month For Social Media?
We provide a mockup feed on how to use all 9 graphics on your social media. We also suggest using some of these for marketing materials, website graphics, event flyers. These Images are created with Instagram in mind. However, these are great graphics to use on Facebook, LinkedIN, Threads and more.


How Business Owners Can Take Advantage Of National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day On August 4th
Business owners can leverage social media to create buzz around National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day. Think of things like staff favorites, recipes and free cookies.


Creative Ways To Celebrate National Watermelon Day As A Small Business Owner on August 3rd
National Watermelon Day on August 3rd offers a chance for business owners to connect with customers. We love to celebrate National Mango Day on July 22nd every year!


The Pattern Behind Every Business That Closes
Backlinks are great for SEO so we update them often on our website. We look at It as great for us and great for potential clients to find our favorite businesses. For example, we list all of our business friends on Mango Mixers section of the website. The businesses that disappeared or close, the ones we have to quietly delete from my guides, vendor lists and untag from blog posts and social media, they all had something in common. None of them had a website. None of them had


Why You Need to Be Ready to Pivot as a First-Time Business Owner | Guest Blog
I thought I did everything right before opening my business. I had a plan, I had guidance, and I felt prepared. What I didn’t expect was how quickly I would have to change that plan.


Running a Business as a Mom with a Disabled Child
Hey, I'm Alicia, a mompreneur and the co-founder of Mango Marketing Co…until Natty gives me a baby. (this is an ongoing joke between us)I’m a parent and full-time caregiver to my daughter, she is Nonspeaking and has Autism Spectrum Disorder.


Why Your Inquiry Process Is Costing You Clients (And How to Fix It)
You’re getting inquiries, which means your marketing is working. People are finding you, they like what they see, and they’re taking that first step.
So why aren’t they booking?


Bringing Your Brand To Life on Products | Guest Blog
Word-of-mouth often ranks among the most effective marketing tactics. And it makes sense. In the age of AI, ads, and the internet there’s a lot to distract us. And that makes a conversation with friends and family even more valuable.


Local SEO Basics Every Small Business Owner Needs to Know
If you want local customers to find you, local SEO techniques are non-negotiable. Local SEO Basics every small business owner needs to know helps put money In your pocket with a little bit of time and affordably.
SEO isn't hard. Unfortunately, most people don't have time or the understanding of what goes into SEO. It's also not a checklist but something you need to maintain. If Google is changing, your SEO needs to be changing.
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