Social StrategyDavid Goncalves
Should You Use One Social Network or Every Network?
One network is enough when customers already pay attention and you can answer. Being on every network is a way to post badly in more places.
Page 13 of notes on software, automation, integrations and online presence.
Social StrategyDavid Goncalves
One network is enough when customers already pay attention and you can answer. Being on every network is a way to post badly in more places.
Website RedesignDavid Goncalves
A redesign keeps URLs that still describe a real service and replaces the pages that do not. Decide that list before anyone draws a homepage.
Website DesignDavid Goncalves
A business site is a set of pages with jobs. Settle what the homepage and the service pages must do before anyone discusses colors.
Website MaintenanceDavid Goncalves
Keep a plan when the stack needs updates and small edits should not become projects. Fix it later only on a simple site, and know the risk you are holding.
Ecommerce WebsitesDavid Goncalves
Use a platform when the catalog fits its product model. Build custom only for a fulfillment rule the platform cannot say out loud.
Website RedesignDavid Goncalves
Start a new site only when the web address is wrong or the pages cannot map to real services. Otherwise keep the URLs that still apply.
Content CreationDavid Goncalves
Hire a creator who asks to see the work. Require real jobs as the source, and do not accept a scene invented from brand colors.
Social Media ManagementDavid Goncalves
Keep judgment with the person who talks to customers. Outside help can produce posts only if that person still approves and handles sensitive replies.
Landing PagesDavid Goncalves
Hire when ads are running and no page matches them. A useful builder reads the ad first and will not ship a page that could sit under any headline.
Social AdvertisingDavid Goncalves
Hire someone who will show the offer, the page, and the audience in one note. Review that note each month, without a dollar target.
A short note each month on software, automation, and online presence. No recycled posts, and no pitch dressed up as advice.
Tell us what is slowing the business down. We will say which of the work actually helps, and which of it can wait.