The Blog.

Your restaurant website does not need 6 pages. It needs to work and get the answers fast.

The "Search" keeps changing, and this fall brings a few real shifts worth acting on. Reminder: It's not always "google" that people are searching on. Even though Google reigns supreme. SEO Tips

Starting a business involves more steps than most people expect. There is a lot you should complete before you even get to us or posting on Instagram. Skipping one can cost time and money later...we can promise you that.

Every product starts with a reason. A gap in the market gets noticed, something gets built to fill it. The idea works. Customers sign up. Revenue comes in. For a while, everything lines up. Then time passes. The market shifts. The audience changes. The reason that made sense at launch stops matching where the business stands now.

94% of online experiences start with a search engine (while Google IS the big dog, there are many other search engines and all of them talk SEO). If a website doesn't show up in those searches, the business is invisible to the people looking for it right now.

Every team has its rituals, the small habits nobody can fully explain but nobody wants to skip either. Here are five superstitions we live by at Mango. 1. We Wear Green to Bring in the Money Green means go, and around here it also means growth. Yes, you are used to seeing us in orange but we often coordinate green especially when we have strong admin days to bring in the cash. Thank you to Alicia for having us do the "money green" outfits she's been rocking for years. 2. We

We also love what this says about pairing nostalgia with value. There are multiple reasons why people want something. Chilis is capturing nostalgia, deals and trends all at once. Millennials who were yelled at for killing everything, including chain restaurants, are helping bring it back.

Alicia and I running a business together doesn't mean every interaction has to revolve around deadlines. We are friends first and foremost but I'd be lying if I didn't say 80% of our time together isn't about business.