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Maplewood Insights

Welcome to Maplewood Insights — your go‑to spot for fresh tips on social media strategy, Google updates, website best practices, and the everyday marketing insights that help local businesses thrive.

Check back often for new ideas, helpful how‑tos, and the latest updates from our studio here in the Northwoods. There’s always something new to learn — and we’re here to make it feel simple, doable, and crafted with intention.

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Facebook Etiquette - Yes, it's a thing!

Etiquette is defined (by the Bing search engine) as the customary code of polite behavior in society or among members of a particular profession or group. There’s an unspoken and unofficial code from business-to-business on social media. The same thing goes for business-to-customers. Let’s be frank…

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Business Inspiration, Facebook, Social Media Carrie Schalinske Business Inspiration, Facebook, Social Media Carrie Schalinske

Guide to Understanding Facebook Insights

Learn how to find and understand your Facebook Page Insights with simple, beginner‑friendly guidance. From locating key metrics to reading follower data, post performance, and demographics, this quick walkthrough helps small businesses make smarter decisions and improve engagement without the overwhelm.

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Business Inspiration Carrie Schalinske Business Inspiration Carrie Schalinske

Wi-Fi In The Woods

Remote work has changed Northwoods travel. Guests are staying longer, visiting more often, and seeking cabins with reliable Wi‑Fi to stay connected while they escape to the woods. Learn why adding Wi‑Fi is now essential for vacation rentals and local businesses—and how it keeps visitors happy, connected, and coming back.

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Marketing Strategy, Business Inspiration Carrie Schalinske Marketing Strategy, Business Inspiration Carrie Schalinske

Winter is Here - Analyze Your Marketing

The holidays are over and winter is in full swing in the Northwoods. As things start to slow down for you in your business, take time to look at last season’s marketing efforts. Did you achieve the results you were hoping for? If you did, what worked the best for you? If your results were less than you had hoped for, what didn’t work?

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