Set up Google Alerts to track when your business, name, or key topics are mentioned online.

It’s an easy, free way to monitor your visibility, protect your reputation, and uncover SEO and content opportunities—without constantly searching.
 

Example (Interior Designer – Condo Niche):
If you specialize in condo design, you could set alerts for:

• “condo design trends”

• “small space interior design”

• “condo renovation ideas”

• “Minneapolis condo interior designer”
   

Now, instead of guessing what to post or write about, you’ll see what people are already talking about in real time. That means you can create content your audience is actively searching for, jump on media opportunities, and position yourself as the go-to expert.
 

Here’s how easy it is:
1. Go to google.com/alerts

2. Type in a topic you want to track (your business name, your niche, “interior design trends (year),” or even your competitors)

3. Choose how often you want updates.

It takes 2 minutes to set up—and saves you HOURS of scrolling.

Waking up in the morning, only to find yourself in a real life nightmare, is no way to start a day. 

If you own a business, you are more likely to have your social accounts hacked. 

👉 Hackers often target business accounts because they can access valuable assets like ad accounts and data. They may exploit personal accounts to gain access to the business account. 

👉 Adding two-step authentication, adding your ID and photo, changing your password on your accounts will take an hour or so, but do it now before you lose what you have worked so hard for.