Archive for the ‘SEO’ Category

  • Why Utah Businesses Fail Online—and How to Fix It

    Utah’s economy is booming. Tech now supports one in seven local jobs, with more than 118,000 Utahns working in the sector and earning salaries that sit well above the state average. Venture‑backed startups crowd Silicon Slopes, tourism remains a $12‑billion engine, and Main‑Street retailers compete with national chains every day. In short, buyers have plenty […]

  • 7 Mistakes Utah Businesses Make When Choosing an Internet Marketing Company

    Utah’s Digital Stakes Are Higher Than Ever Salt Lake City’s tech workforce has jumped 22.9 percent year‑over‑year, fuelled by expansions from Adobe and eBay and a surge of home‑grown startups. More talent means more competitors bidding on the same keywords and ad inventory. Selecting the wrong partner doesn’t just waste budget—it can stall growth while rivals race ahead. […]

  • How to Combine SEO, PPC, and Social for Maximum Impact in Utah

    Why Integration Matters in Utah’s Digital Landscape Utah ranks among the fastest‑growing U.S. economies, with tech, tourism, and life‑science sectors all expanding at pace. That growth fuels competition for clicks and customers, which means running isolated campaigns won’t cut it anymore. Research shows 93 percent of web traffic still begins with a search engine, while 86 percent of […]

  • Winning Online Marketing Strategies for Utah Businesses

    Utah’s economy keeps punching above its weight. Tech startups in the Silicon Slopes corridor are hiring at record speed, visitor spending tops $12 billion a year, and life‑science innovators now sustain more than 180,000 jobs statewide. That growth is great news—but it also means your business faces stiffer competition for clicks, leads, and brand loyalty. Since […]

  • Utah’s Internet Marketing Scene in 2025: Trends to Watch (and Act On)

    Utah’s Digital Boom Sets the Stage Utah isn’t a hidden gem anymore. The state’s tech workforce grew 22.9 percent in the past year, more than double the national average, as companies like Adobe and eBay expanded local hubs while home‑grown startups kept sprouting along the Silicon Slopes corridor. The surge means more brands are battling for […]