Sean Jackson and Katy KatzA comprehensive review of the tactics and strategies you need to create an engaging community site.
Building an online community is hard work. But it doesn’t have to be, if you have the right blueprints to guide your efforts.
In this episode, we take a probing look at what it takes to build, grow, and profit from a website that focuses on a specific geographic area.
And this framework can work for anyone trying to build a unique online business.
In this 31 minute episode, Sean Jackson interviews Kendall Guinn from Aquila Commercial to reveal the most successful tactics you need to create a hyper-local site, including…
- The most important thing you need to define first
- How to engage with your community
- Content tactics you can use to exponentially grow your audience
- The business models that can make your site extremely profitable
- And my tool recommendation for the week
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Good points and advices. I’m looking more and more for local business. They don’t have a clue about marketing in internet. And Seo. And Facebook. And Instagram.
And anything.
I live in a small city. But have a nice amount of business. They have money. I have a nice solution for the business.
Maybe, just maybe, they are needing my solutions.
I will discover it soon.
PJ, good luck on your efforts. Remember the reason most small local business do not have a strong online presence is because of time and expertise. If you keep it simple for them, you may find the results – over time for them – will be beneficial.
This inspired me and is the foundation of a local media site that I am creating in my metro area. I am excited to start helping local businesses get more exposure.