When it comes to managing the tech side of your business, you should be mindful of some concepts.
Upgrade your Internet Service
Whether you work from a home office, have a store front or corporate office, a good business broadband deal is essential.
The best restaurant booking apps and inventory management software is cloud-based now, so connectivity is key! Most business packages offer priority service as a standard, meaning your providers are obliged to get your connection up with priority if something goes wrong.
Data in the cloud.
A great way to save money on IT costs is by using cloud storage instead of a physical server.
Cloud storage is particularly well suited to small businesses, and you can easily keep track of your spending as you will only ever be charged for the space you use. Best of all, cloud storage doesn’t require the same IT capacity or expertise, so you won’t need to hire an entire IT team. Just be aware that as you expand, you may need to spend more or make the switch to a dedicated server.
Plan out your website
To make the most of your website, think of it as an extension of your business. It should use the same tone of voice and branding so that when any visitor ends up on your site, they can quickly grasp its purpose within seconds. Contact DP360 Media to evaluate your website needs.
Give your website a real chance on the search engine results page by making changes that streamline it for mobile and tablet technology.
Key features of a mobile-friendly site are a simple design, fast loading speeds, and mobile-optimized features such as “click-to-call” buttons. If in doubt, opt for a mobile-responsive design when building your site.
Be true to your Social Media presence
You may have big plans for the marketing side of your business, but just remember that less can be more when it comes to social media. If you don’t have the time or resources to commit to maintaining several accounts, just stick to one or two. A single Twitter account that’s updated several times a day and has a healthy following is far more valuable than a trio of Facebook, Instagram, and Tumblr accounts which were last updated six months ago.