Women-owned plumbing company takes the personal approach up a notch in a crowded area with plenty of competition.

Seattle’s Bob Oates uses a number of different methods from social media to a unique company mascot to make sure he’s highly visible to potential customers

Using platforms like Facebook and Twitter to reach potential customers is a no-brainer in today’s internet age. But actually growing your business with the aid of social media is easier said than done.

It takes some trial and error to find what strategies will work best for your company, but luckily some options are low-cost or even free.

It's time to toss the Yellow Pages and embrace social media marketing. Don't worry, we'll help show you the way.

A photo of a Texas plumber’s old pickup truck goes viral after landing in the hands of Jihadists in Syria.

If you want to stay competitive, you need to ensure your business is waiting for customers on the list of local Google search results.

Stop waiting for customers to come to you. Get out there and find them!

If you’re still rocking a mullet, that’s great, but don’t let an outdated website kill your business. Do the Google gods know you, and your website, exist?

Do your customers only have nice things to say about your company? Think again. Perhaps it’s time to ask.