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In the rollercoaster ride of the last year, CPG e-commerce has had its moment of digital reckoning: the way consumers shop will never be the same.

Today's business environment is constantly changing. Consumer preferences and demands are shifting—sometimes daily. Even more, during the last year, consumers have become less loyal to brands and even the ways they traditionally shop.

Do you know what the inside of your ducts looks like? Most of us don't know and prefer not to think about it! However, you should consider duct cleaning to improve your home's indoor air quality.

During cold Midwest winters, it can be difficult to maintain a proper balance between ventilation and insulation in your home. We keep our doors shut and seal our windows to keep the warm air in and the cold air out.

HVAC system failure can be caused by a number of things, but the number one cause is lack of maintenance.

COVID-19 may have changed how we shopped out of necessity, but a year after the initial retail reckoning, new habits are here to stay. Already growing strong before COVID, e-commerce has leaped forward in the last year.

Consumers may be shopping online more than ever during and after COVID-19, but Walmart is still a dominant force in consumer marketing. Ninety percent of Americans live within a 15-minute drive of a Walmart store.

Let's talk about the elephant in the room: Amazon is undeniably the king of e-commerce, and it's here to stay.

Knowledge is power in e-commerce. In a rapidly growing, highly competitive market, decisions about your business are only as good as the data informing them.

If you want to grow your e-commerce, the formula is simple: traffic multiplied by conversion rate equals sales. Even if your conversion rate remains constant, the more traffic you drive, the more your sales grow. How, then, do you drive traffic?