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Daily blog posts to help you understand what optimizing your online presence actually means!

What Happens When You Stop Posting on Social Media (And How to Avoid It)
Going silent on social media can cost you followers, engagement, and trust. Discover why posting consistently matters and how we can manage it for you.

Google Ads vs Facebook Ads: Which Platform Will Grow Your Business Faster?
Not sure whether Google Ads or Facebook Ads are right for you? Learn how we help businesses choose the right platform and maximize their ad investment.

Social Media Management: How to Turn Engagement into Revenue
Likes and comments aren't enough to grow your business. Find out how Ruby Slippers Marketing turns social media engagement into a loyal, revenue-generating customer base.

Why Your Business Is Invisible Online (And How to Fix It)
If your business isn't showing up online, you're missing out on growth. Learn the common causes of invisibility and discover how Ruby Slippers Marketing can help you rise above the noise.

Your Business Needs a Content Strategist in 2025… Not Just Another Writer
You need a content strategist - an expert who understands how to integrate SEO, storytelling, brand voice, and data-driven insights into a cohesive plan that genuinely moves the needle.

Algorithm Updates and Organic Reach: What Today’s Business Owners Need to Know
Stay ahead of the curve in April 2025 with actionable insights on social media algorithm updates and how they impact your organic reach. This guide explores practical strategies - like creating high-quality content, leveraging interactive features, and building authentic connections - to keep your brand visible and engaging. Perfect for business owners seeking to optimize social media management, boost audience growth, and adapt to ever-changing platform rules.

Is Your Website Doing Its Job? Here’s How to Tell
If you’re wondering why your site isn’t bringing in leads or why people are visiting but not buying, the problem probably isn’t your product - it’s the strategy behind your site.