Burton Kelso, The Technology Expert

Data breaches are becoming exceedingly common, targeting small businesses and affecting even some big and trusted corporations. While you may not have to treat these incidents as an inevitability just yet, it’s beneficial to have a plan in the event that you become a victim.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced all-sized businesses to use mobile devices to minimize contact to stay healthy, productive, and profitable. With the pandemic over, everyone discovered they loved the freedom of working anywhere. However, criminals are aware that solo and small businesses that are trying to work remotely are highly vulnerable to hacking. Learn how to protect your company from these threats and keep your mobile devices and data safe.

Scams that target small businesses are on the rise. Large corporations generally have the policies, protections, and legal backing to deal with any attempts to scam them. Small business owners are often handling too many things on their own, and a lack of training of employees can lead to devastating consequences for your business. Here are some scams that you should be on the lookout for as a small business owner.

Businesses all over the world are using Instagram to improve their bottom lines. But there are a lot of businesses that have yet to take advantage of what Instagram has to offer. If your business belongs to this group, you’ll be happy to know that achieving great results with Instagram isn’t as complicated as you might think.

Consistency is crucial when navigating the social media algorithms, but finding the time to post can be really difficult for real estate professionals. When should you post? Should I use a specific theme? What types of posts should I make for each platform? This seminar will help you brainstorm, create, and schedule your monthly social media content for your business.