Marketing

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The One-Page Marketing Plan

Having a One-Page Marketing plan enables you to grow your business with focus and clarity.

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10 Ways To Celebrate National Black Business Month

To help you best support Black-owned businesses, we asked Black business owners and leaders this question for their best recommendations. From promoting Black-owned businesses on social media to providing Black founders with more access to funding, several recommendations may help you offer the best support to Black-owned businesses as you celebrate National Black Business Month.

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Search Engine Optimization for Your Business

Learn the basics of SEO to make better advertising investments.

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Branding and Trademarking: Legal Considerations

Slides from the presentation: Roundtable: Branding and Trademarking: Legal Considerations.

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Top Shopping Trends of 2022

Shopping habits have drastically changed over the past few years. Explore the shopping trends of 2022 to ensure you're able to meet customers where and when they'd prefer to shop.

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Resources for Obtaining MBE, WBE, and EDGE Certification for Your Ohio Business

If you are a woman or minority owned business, doing business with federal, state and local governments is an excellent opportunity to grow your business.

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SEO Step-by-Step Tutorial

If you’re just getting started with SEO, then a step-by-step SEO tutorial is in order. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to walk away with a list of actionable steps to get your SEO strategy off the ground.

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Digital with Danielle

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How To Repurpose Your Content: Write Less, Promote More

In this free webinar, learn how to repurpose your existing content to get a bigger return from your marketing efforts. Find out how you can Write Less and Promote More.

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It's not just a Gadget; it's a Solution

Colton Knittig grew up watching his dad enjoy cooking for and entertaining large groups of people, which is where his passion for grilling began. “It was always fun,” Colton explains. “Those days inspired me to grill, too.” About eight years ago, Colton was grilling on a friend’s porch without an overhead light, so he held his phone under his chin to ensure the meat was cooking properly. That’s when the idea for Grillight, Inc. was born. A little more than a month later, Colton and his co-founder, a product designer with lighting expertise, developed the prototype for the Grillight spatula.

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