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Tired of failing to meet your marketing goals? Put the SchlickArt Content Marketing Plan for Small Businesses into action to finally see results. We all start off the new year with big lofty goals and grand plans for our businesses – but without a documented marketing strategy, those dreams are more likely to stay dreams. If you want to move …
How can SCV small businesses support each other? SchlickArt offers one win-win strategy you probably don’t even know about. If you hang around SchlickArt Photography & Video long enough, there’s one particular phrase you’re bound to hear throughout the studio. A rising tide raises all ships. Simple yet powerful, this core belief has inspired Brian and Lindsay Schlick since the …
We recently shared the top 2022 marketing trends for small businesses. Now we’re highlighting the SCV small businesses that are putting these strategies into practice. To kick off our 2022 Visual Marketing Series, we shared the 10 Small Business Marketing Trends you can’t ignore this year. As a business owner, these trends are meant to give you the ideas and …
This year has been a roller coaster. Here are five crucial marketing mindset shifts for Santa Clarita business owners to enjoy the ride. Immediately after the pandemic outbreak, 90% of people said they were spending more time consuming media in digital spaces, and most turned to online shopping options wherever possible. Though some in-person shopping and dining picked up in …
For businesses, surviving this pandemic is a marathon – not a sprint. Create your COVID-19 marketing plan with help from SchlickArt. We’re no longer in the first few weeks, or even months, of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is no longer an emergency; unfortunately, life in partial lockdown is quickly becoming our new normal. If you’re a business owner, entrepreneur or …
Santa Clarita Coronavirus Resources: Local experts share 15 things small business owners can do today, during quarantine, to prepare for the rebound. As a community, we’re no strangers to emergency situations. Whether it’s a wildfire, earthquake or public safety threat, this community shows up to support the people and families who’ve been affected. But right now, COVID-19 is a new …
