Creating engaging content is an ongoing process. Even if your core offering doesn’t change much, the way readers consume information is always evolving, and it’s important for your brand to serve content in the format readers prefer. If your readers include decision-makers and business owners, a case study is a great way to demonstrate the value of your product or service.

Creating fresh content for your website is an ongoing task that can sometimes feel like a chore. What else can you say about your company? What else do people want to know about your product or service? Chances are, you’ve already answered some of those questions on your website’s Frequently Asked Questions page.

We’re nearing the end of the fifth week of social distancing in Indianapolis due to COVID-19, and the city looks different than it did mid-March. People are staying home and thinking carefully about when and how they must interact with others. Spending habits and internet browsing habits have shifted accordingly in Indianapolis and around the country.

Content helps to communicate what your business does and how you do it. Before contacting you, potential customers may do some preliminary research, and chances are they’re looking at your website. Including customer testimonials on your website and in your marketing materials helps people to connect to your business.