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Traditional SEO gets your ranked. GEO gets you referenced inside AI answers on Google AI Overviews, Chat GPT, and Perplexity. Here's why acting early matters-and how Melsmark sets you up to win.

A small business guide for East Bethel, Forest Lake, and Wyoming, Minnesota. Why local presence matters, Why local SEO is key for small town business, and how Melsmark helps local businesses thrive.

Websites for Non Profits

7 Ways Minnesota small businesses are missing online customers.

Food trucks are known for bold flavors, loyal followings, and a strong presence at local events — but one thing they often don’t have? A website. And in 2025, that’s a missed opportunity. If you're running a food truck and relying only on social media, here's why adding a simple, affordable website could be the best move for your business.

Running a small business means wearing a hundred hats — and “tech expert” doesn’t have to be one of them. But in 2025, a few simple tech choices can make a huge difference in how professional, trustworthy, and findable your business is online — even if you’re not tech-savvy.

If you’re a contractor — plumber, electrician, painter, landscaper, handyman, HVAC tech, or anything in between — you know how to get the job done right. But here's something most hardworking tradespeople don't hear enough: If you don't have a website, your next job might be going to someone else.

If you’re running a small business, you might be wondering: "Do I really need a website? Can’t I just use Facebook or Instagram?” We hear this all the time — and while social media is a great tool, it’s not a substitute for a website. Here’s why a professional website is still one of the smartest investments you can make in 2025