We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve been hand-picked by Google to integrate directly with their platform. We’re one of only 100 companies in the world that have been selected as Google Integration Partners, so yeah, we’ve been doing a lot of cartwheels.

What’s that mean for me?

We’re now able to offer our clients a complete Google Ads management tool, directly in their dashboard. Our simple, 5-step wizard makes creating campaigns fast and easy. Google Ads convert 50% better than organic traffic, so get ready to start winning more customers.

Oh, and the best news: This tool is free for current clients. You’ll only be charged by Google for the amount ...

If your website is a house, your domain is the street address — your domain name is the online address of your website, like mopro.com. Choosing one may seem like a quick tick off your to-do list, but this is something users will see every time they visit your site. Translation: Your domain name is a big deal. Here are some tips to help you avoid common mistakes.

1. It should be easy to type.

If people want to visit your site, they’ll need to type your domain in their browser’s address bar. So tip #1: Make it easy on them! Avoid words that may be easy to misspell, make it short, and don’t include numbers and hyphens since these are easily misunderstood. You want to make...

As a business owner, you know nothing’s more important than defining your customer. So who’s yours? A twenty-something social media guru who owns all the latest tech gadgets and an espresso machine? A forty-ish stay-at-home mom who loves to cook? Or maybe a sixty-year-old retiree who’s looking for a new hobby? Whoever your customer is, learning about their generation is a solid place to start when developing your strategy. From Boomers to Gen Z-ers, here’s what you need to know.

Baby Boomers

Born between 1946–1964, this generation has the biggest income and biggest network. There are over 76 million Boomers, so there’s lots to sell to. It’s no surprise...

Mopro clients: Are you familiar with your Digital Command Center? If not, let’s get you familiar. Your Digital Command Center is where you can access some of our best tools — all from a single place. Here are the top reasons why you should be spending more time in your DCC.

1. View your site’s analytics

Your Analytics section is where you can check on your site’s performance, like how many visitors you have, what your bounce rate is, and your most visited pages. This is important because it shows us where there’s room for improvement. Example: low site traffic means it’s time to reevaluate your SEO efforts. Review your analytics monthly to see how your site...

We know you have lots of website solutions out there competing for your attention. We’ve already blogged about the highs and lows of two of these: DIY and freelance. So now it’s time for us to share what we think is your best bet: Us. Here’s why we’re the best out there.

Do it for me means not having to do it yourself.

Take a deep, deep breath. Ready? Now exhale all that stress. Phew. The best news we have for you is that with Mopro, we do it for you. Now go focus on what you do best: running your business.

A free trial means no obligation.

We offer you a 30-day free trial because we want you to know exactly what you’re getting — with zero obligation. And we&r...

PROS

It’s affordable

The biggest plus to going DIY is the price — you’re looking at anywhere between $10–50 per month. But before you sign up, make sure you know exactly what you’re getting for the price. If you want features such as forms, live chat, booking, etc., you&...

PROS

No heavy lifting for you

The best pro of going freelance? You don’t have to do any of the work. Share your vision and your freelancer can take it from there. No coding required. Cool, right?

Customization station

Hiring a freela...

My first foray into the world of business was scary and challenging — and a failure. Let me explain why.

When starting that business, I did what any entrepreneurial college student would do: I designed a logo, made a website, setup social media, and started marketing my services to the world. My first mistake? I didn’t define any buyer personas. As a result, my message was terribly generic and it didn’t resonate with anyone. Sure I got some business, but that was it.

When I neglected to define exactly who I was selling to, I ended up marketing my services to an overly general and massively broad audience called “everyone.”

Some small business owners might think, &...