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How to Post on Instagram from a PC

Use this step-by-step guide to learn how to post photos and videos to Instagram from your PC as well as other tips for managing your business's Instagram.

9 Types of Logos to Use for Your Brand

Your company’s logo says a lot, which means picking the right kind is crucial. Explore these 9 types of logos to find the design that fits your brand.

20 Web Design Principles Every Business Owner Should Know

Building a website for your business? Gain a better understanding of these web design principles before getting started.

20 Marketing Buzzwords: Navigating Trends and Terminology

Check out this guide to learn important marketing buzzwords that can help you navigate the marketing industry with ease.

What’s the Difference Between .org vs .com vs .net?

Compare .org vs .com vs .net to learn the differences between these domain extensions and which one you should pick for your website.

Mailchimp is Giving Away Custom Domains Free for 5 Years with Free Websites

Mailchimp is helping small businesses get online quickly during the COVID-19 crisis with custom domains free for 5 years with websites.

Increase Credibility: Trust Badges for Online Stores

Boost online store credibility with trust badges. Discover how these symbols enhance customer trust and increase conversions.

How and Why Entrepreneurs Should Research Market Demand

Market Demand Curve: What Is It and How Does It Help Demand Forecasting?https://mailchimp.com/resources/research-market-demand/

How One Small Business Made Retargeting Ads that Earned a 3,879 Percent ROI

1250ships.com uses Google remarketing ads to build their brand's reputation on a limited budget.

How to Promote Your Small Business Blog

Over 20 ways to increase traffic to your blog.

How Madden Media Helped a Destination Drive Traveler Engagement

Madden Media helped Destination Door County boost email open rates by 20% with seasonal outreach.

Dirty Girl Produce Uses Automations to Meet Shoppers Where They Are

After 20 years of selling his crops at restaurants and farmers markets, farmer Joe Schirmer discovered a simplified way to sell what he grows.