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Is your small business going into 2022 without your top content writer? Is your social media manager calling out sick again today? Perhaps you, the sole proprietor or store manager, are the one who has been writing all of the fantastic social media and web content for years. But now with the current staffing crisis, you simply don't have the time to keep wearing all of the hats. What do you do to resolve the problem? Sure, you could spend $40,000 or more on an annual salary for a deserving digital marketing specialist, social media manager or top rate copywriter. What if you don't have an extra $40,000 in the budget? What if I told you there's a way to get the same amount of revenue-generating web content at a fraction of the cost? 

Here at MBM, we strive to exceed our customer's expectations. From basic blog content to web articles or comprehensive social media account management; you can feel confident knowing that your business is putting their best foot forward each and every day. In addition to the basic services offered, we also have an all-inclusive VIP package that has the look and feel of having a full-time salaried employee at your fingertips for the price of a short-term contract. So, social media Susie told you that she quits? Has content writer Will declared that he has a better offer elsewhere? Well, tell them both that you're calling MBM to replace them for a fraction of the cost of their former salary!

So, are you interested in learning more? We have several plans to choose from, including social media management standalone plans, blog and website plans, as well as combo subscriptions that will keep your customers coming back time and time again. We can tailor our products to your specific needs in order to create the best fit for your small business. 

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