In this video, you’ll learn what it means to have a mobile-friendly website, what a mobile-friendly website looks like specifically for florists, and how to check your website! VP of Marketing, Erica Sluder, walks you through each step. Check it out!
The holiday season can be one of the busiest times of the year for florists. Between designing arrangements, fulfilling orders, deliveries, and tending to customers, finding the time to market your shop can become difficult, especially during the holiday season. Getting a head start on your digital marketing can help you stay connected with customers even when your schedule starts filling up. You don’t have to have every post, reel, and email finished months in advance. A little preparation now can make marketing your flower shop feel much easier once the holiday rush begins!
When we see the same things repeatedly, we start to tune them out. Our brains are designed to notice change…
When customers shop for flowers on your website, your pictures make the first impression. Even the most beautiful arrangement can lose some of its impact if the image is dark, blurry, cluttered, or poorly cropped. Strong product photography helps florists attract attention, build trust, and encourage customers to place orders.
Most small business owners don’t wake up thinking they should hire a marketing agency right off the bat. Usually, it starts with frustration and burnout. Running a small business while also handling social media, your website, SEO, ads, and so much more can make you feel like you’re working harder but not growing faster. You begin to feel like your social media is inconsistent and your website isn’t converting, which leads to stress and not knowing what your next step should be. How do you know when it’s time to ask for help? Here are some of the clearest signs!
A blog is the perfect way to reach new customers! If you have a passion for writing or want a way to share all the new exciting things happening in your shop, starting a blog is a great place to begin! Today, blogs can be created and published right on your own website, making it easy to connect with customers and keep your content all in one place. Writing blog articles is also a great way to showcase your expertise and show off what makes your shop different from the rest!
Keeping your business up to date for your customers sounds obvious, right? But are you doing it in a way that appeals to their eyes or just yours? External appearances often are overlooked when you’re busy trying to manage your business or in the middle of a holiday rush! But keeping your clientele updated on your business is crucial to demonstrating reliability and strengthening customer relationships. Here are some ways you can market your business to make sure your customers understand exactly what you’re about and what you offer, while keeping it current.
Justin and Haley are here to show you the dos, don’ts, and best benefits of using social media ads to grow your business!
Having a website is no longer optional. It is just as essential to your business as your phone number, social media, or cooler full of fresh flowers! For many customers, your website is the very first interaction they will have with your shop. Before they ever call or visit, they are searching online. They want to see your style, your products, your delivery options, and how easy it is to place an order. Your website helps them decide whether your shop is the right fit. Think of your website as your virtual flower shop. It is open all day, every day, and it represents your brand. Just like in your physical store, the first impression of your website matters!
Some of the greatest businesses we’ve known were built on humble beginnings. Though ads, multimedia marketing, brand campaigns, and artificial intelligence are essential tools, the heart of a business rests on the people who started it. Audiences, clients, and consumers all crave something more than just content. They want the reality, genuineness, the “what got them to where they are and how can I become a part of where they are going?”
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