Author name: Ray Cheselka

Ray is the COO at webFEAT Complete, and has been managing digital marketing accounts for 10+ years. He's passionate about growing business exposure, leads, and revenue through websites, and ultimately helping businesses grow. When out of the office he's probably traveling, snowboarding, golfing, or hiking.

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Bing Ads: A Low-Cost Addition to Digital Strategy

At webFEAT Complete, we love to drill down on data. This allows us to gather insights, recognize opportunities, and make website adjustments that will provide a better user-experience, and encourage the likelihood of conversions that matter. When we look at traffic coming in from organic search results, Bing isn’t normally a huge driver. However, in

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Influencer Marketing for Small Businesses

It’s no secret that social media has changed the marketing game. Digital marketing techniques can work for small businesses, but influencer marketing might still seem inaccessible. That shouldn’t be the case. Small businesses are being held back by the myth that influencer marketing is only for brands who can afford to snag a mention in

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Building Websites, Building Homes: webFEAT Complete Volunteer Day

The team at webFEAT Complete was fortunate enough to get to spend a day volunteering with Habitat for Humanity. We spent the day contributing to the rehabbing of a home in the Lower Price Hill neighborhood. Usually, our work day is spent building digital “homes” for our clients in the form of websites, so when

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Geofencing and Radius Location Targeting

Me and my colleagues Justin (Social Media Manager) and Mitch (Account Manager) sat down and had a discussion about geofencing. Businesses seem to have a growing interest in this digital marketing tactic, and at the time we didn’t feel like we could accommodate them completely. The closest thing we could get to it was radius

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