Running ads but not sure where your traffic is coming from? Today, I’m walking you through how to use the Google Campaign URL Builder, a free tool that helps you track exactly which campaigns, platforms, or posts are driving clicks to your website.

If you’re running paid ads or setting up tracking on your site, one of the most common questions I get is: “Where do I find my Measurement ID in Google Analytics?”

If you're a small business owner, you've probably heard of Google Analytics, but did you know there's a whole suite of other free tools from Google? In this video, I'm going to walk you through five free Google products you should definitely know about if you want to grow your visibility, your traffic, and even your revenue.

If you’re a small business owner and want to create a separate email address like info@, support@, or admin@, but you’re still a solopreneur and need to be able to check that account, you might want to set up that email address as an alias.

I use Google Docs every day to keep my business organized. For some types of documents, like proposals, client onboarding, or contracts, where I need to use the same version multiple times, instead of making a copy, I make a template.

If you’re not using Google Business, you’re missing out on a huge opportunity to show up in search results, attract more customers, and boost the credibility of your business.

In this episode of the Small Business Podcast, Marta de Movellan, founder of Studio Movellan, shares insights into how her company supports small businesses with digital marketing.

A graphic or image as part of your email signature can act as a mini marketing tool within every email you send, creating brand awareness. It's ideal to have this graphic be clickable so that you can either traffic to your site or have people more easily engage via email. Here's how to do it in Gmail.

Google Business is the platform I see people have the most issues with, and it's one of the most critical for a small business! Here's how to add an Admin to have someone help you out with making changes.

If you need a separate phone line for your business but need to keep costs low, you should check out Google Voice.

If you’re a small business owner and want to create a separate email address like info@, support@, or admin@, but you’re still a solopreneur and need to be able to check that account - you might want to set up that email address as an alias.

Did you know that you can create a Google Business profile, even if you don't have a physical location? It can help small business owners show up more prominently in local search results, collect and respond to customer reviews to build credibility, share your contact information and hours, and build brand awareness.

You might need to close down a Google Business profile because your location is closing or moving, or it's an old account where you don't actually have a location there. Here's how to do it!

Do you share Google Docs and Sheets with your colleagues that are constantly being updated? Here’s how to set up email notifications to know when someone edits a document!

Clearing your web browser history is good for your computer’s security and performance, and it can give a better picture of where your site ranks (if you don’t use Google Search Console).

You can create a link so that someone else can add YOUR event to their Google Calendar. Learn how to do this before promoting your next event!

Submitting a sitemap helps Google crawl and index your webpages more effectively, which is good for your SEO! Here’s how to do it on Google Search Console.

When someone shares a Google Doc with you, have you ever gotten a screen asking you to make a copy before you can access a document?

Getting Google Reviews from clients can boost your online reputation, build trust, and help potential customers find your small business. Plus, honest feedback lets you know what you're doing right and how you can improve.