by Brittney | May 20, 2025 | Blog, Designing, Industry, Websites
Is It Time to Redesign Your Website? 7 Signs Your Brand Is Getting in the Way of Growth Why Your Website Is More Than Just a Digital Brochure Your website isn’t just a digital brochure. It’s your 24/7 salesperson, first impression, credibility checker, and brand...
by Brittney | Mar 19, 2025 | Blog, Branding, Designing, Logo, Websites
Small Business Branding & Website Design | Get a Custom Logo & SEO Website Launch Your Business with Confidence Starting a small business is exciting, but establishing a strong brand and online presence can be overwhelming. Many business owners struggle with...
by Kristi Simmons | Jan 14, 2022 | Blog, Branding, Industry, Logo, Uncategorized, Websites
Understanding of Strengths and Weaknesses When working with friends you know what skills they possess, and the areas that need improvement. You may have skills, your friend lacks. Teaming up can create a power team. Higher Level of Trust Trust and respect are...
by Kristi Simmons | Nov 1, 2021 | Blog, Branding, Copywriting, Designing, Industry, Logo, SEO, Websites
Honey and Hare is not Certified as a Small, Woman Owned Enterprise Our application for certification in the Small, Minority, Woman and Veteran Business Enterprise (S/M/W/V) Program has been approved! We met the requirements of the SCTRCA Policy and Procedure Manual...
by Kristi Simmons | Aug 26, 2021 | Blog, Branding, Industry, Uncategorized
Find the right business name with creativity and research. You have the business idea, you have passion and drive, and before you start working on your marketing plan, you need to work on choosing your business name. A business name should represent your brand, be...
by Brittney | Feb 10, 2021 | Blog, Industry
If you’re an entrepreneur running a home-based business, and you don’t already have a home office space, it’s time to change that. Maybe you’re interested in moving to a larger property, or perhaps you’re ready to remodel a spare room in your current home. Either way,...
