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Google helps drive over 1.9 billion direct connections monthly, including phone calls, messages, requests for directions, and bookings for American businesses.
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Corinna and Theresa Williams are the co-founders of Celsious, a premium sustainable garment care provider and New York’s first laundromat-café located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. When the COVID crisis began, they pivoted their business to support social distancing and serve frontline workers and groups with special needs. They also created a “Laundry Love” fund, which is a pay-it-forward fund to help neighbors in need. They used Google tools to post updates, communicate changes and target new customers by spreading awareness. Celsious has proven they are New York-tough!
Grow your sales by connecting with shoppers online, optimizing your e-commerce site, and making it faster and safer to pay.
Small businesses using e-commerce are 4.5X more likely to report an increase in traffic and 5.5X more likely to project revenue increase during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Charlie Mayer loves to cook and always has. So, when he had an opportunity to take over a 60-year-old spice business called The Spice House, he couldn’t say no. Charlie recalls the onset of the COVID-19 crisis as a scary and uncertain time. Thankfully, customers were ready to reconnect with their love of cooking in quarantine, and sales exploded online. The business began shipping at unprecedented levels with more orders than any other time in its history. The most important change for the company's operations overall was to optimize internet sales, in-store pickups, and customer service operations and communications, with some help from Google Workspace and Google Ads.
Whether you’re looking to drive traffic to your website or through your door, learn where your potential customers are with these free tools — and reach them with advertising that fits your business and budget.
In 2019, Google Search, Google Play, YouTube, and Google advertising tools helped provide $385 billion of economic activity for more than 1.4 million American businesses, nonprofits, publishers, creators, and developers.
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When it comes to doing business online, every dollar counts. Making the right decisions on where to spend your budget can make a difference. Google Analytics is a free and easy way for business owners to get the insights they need to improve their customer experience and make confident, impactful decisions that drive better business results.
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When it comes to doing business online, every dollar counts. Making the right decisions on where to spend your budget can make a difference. Google Analytics is a free and easy way for business owners to get the insights they need to improve their customer experience and make confident, impactful decisions that drive better business results.
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Juanny Romero, a former barista, opened her first coffee shop on the first day of the Great Recession of 2008. She now owns three cafes and couldn’t think of anything she’d rather be doing. “During the good times, it’s great to be CEO because you get to drink coffee and talk,” Juanny says. “But when a crisis hits, all eyes turn to you.” And so, when the COVID-19 pandemic came to Las Vegas, it was initially terrifying. Juanny knew she had to find a way to keep her company solvent. She also began using Google Ads to bring in more customers. “The digital side of the business is what really saved us. Moreover, it opened the door to a whole new online community that is going to continue positively impacting us into the future.”
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More than 5 million businesses globally turn to Google Workspace to collaborate and get to get work done.
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Morgan Miller Plumbing used to advertise the same way as other plumbing companies: in the Yellow Pages. The company instead turned to digital marketing and increasingly found its voice — and more business — online. Stella Crewse was Morgan Miller’s operations manager when the company’s then-owner, Jeff Morgan, decided to go into retirement, and Stella stepped up to lead the 23-year-old business. Stella led her company to use the full menu of Google Workspace products to share documents and stay organized. All of this was important as our nation moved into lockdown. Stella’s company had already moved just about all its operations online well beforehand, from accounting to dispatching. “Everything was digital, so we were able to maintain operations seamlessly,” Stella says.
