This was a very special #AskAWebOp episode!
Kevin invited his friend Van Baird to talk small business and Internet marketing; two things that he knows a lot about! Van is the owner of a State Farm agency in Georgia and he handles his marketing a little bit different from most people.
The episode is a few minutes longer than our usual show, but it’s worth it!
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