Adam Hansen, Author at Small Business Sense

Adam Hansen

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Adam is a part time journalist, entrepreneur, investor and father.

The Connection Between Published Content and Client Acquisition

The gap between recognized experts and equally qualified professionals who are unknown often comes down to one variable: who published and who did not. Expertise that stays internal is invisible to the market. The data supports the shift: 88 percent of consumers trust online reviews and media coverage as much as personal recommendations. Ghostwriting for […]

LinkedIn for Local Service Businesses: An Untapped Channel

The local businesses winning on social media in 2026 share behind-the-scenes content, highlight their team, showcase customer stories, and engage with community events. The ones losing post occasional promotional graphics and wonder why nobody likes them. The data reinforces the urgency: the average small business website loses 53 percent of visitors if it takes longer […]

Top Down, Engine Alive: Why Classic Mustang Convertibles Still Deliver the Purest Driving Experience

There’s a certain kind of driving experience that modern cars, for all their advancements, rarely replicate. It’s not about touchscreen interfaces or driver-assistance systems. It’s about the simple, unmistakable feeling of being connected—to the road, to the machine, and to the environment around you. Few vehicles capture that feeling better than a classic Mustang convertible. […]

Maintaining Workplace Comfort and Productivity Through Smart Cooling Choices

Maintaining an optimal indoor environment affects employee performance, customer experience, and operational efficiency. Offices, retail spaces, and small businesses rely on consistent temperatures to ensure productivity and prevent discomfort that can reduce focus. Even minor fluctuations in climate control can lead to distractions or longer recovery times for staff, affecting workflow. Thoughtful management of cooling […]

Mobile Branding at Scale: How Fleet Graphics Turn Vehicles into Strategic Assets

Businesses are constantly searching for ways to extend their visibility without dramatically increasing advertising spend. One of the most effective yet often underestimated strategies is fleet graphics. By transforming company vehicles into mobile branding platforms, organizations can create consistent exposure across multiple locations and audiences throughout the day. Fleet graphics go beyond simple logos on […]

Why Dentists Need To Prioritize Their Virtual Presence

In 2026, just about everything is virtual. Shopping, entertainment, and communication are all major facets of life that have shifted online. So, when it comes to dentists, how can they make sure they keep up? While dental work can’t be done virtually, finding a dentist is something that is normally done online. Worsening economic conditions […]

What is Basic Life and AD&D Insurance

Basic life and AD&D insurance are often the first layer of financial protection your family would rely on if something unexpected happened. Yet during annual benefits enrollment, many employees aren’t sure whether they need one, the other, or both. Because these plans are usually included as part of your employer-sponsored benefits at little to no […]

When a Company Vehicle Incident Disrupts More Than Just the Workday

Companies rely on mobility more than ever. Sales teams visit clients, technicians travel between job sites, and deliveries move products to customers who expect reliability and speed. Vehicles support these daily activities, yet many organizations underestimate how transportation risks can quietly influence business stability. When an incident occurs on the road, the consequences often reach […]

When a Routine Business Drive Turns Into an Unexpected Legal and Financial Problem

Many small businesses depend on regular travel to keep operations running smoothly. Owners meet suppliers, employees attend client meetings, and deliveries move between locations throughout the week. These routine drives often feel like ordinary parts of doing business, yet they carry risks that are rarely discussed during planning or budgeting conversations. Transportation is usually viewed […]

How Local Businesses Protect Their Spaces While Major Upgrades Happen

Upgrades to business properties often require careful planning to avoid disruption to daily operations. Even minor construction or facility improvements can affect customers, employees, and deliveries. Small business owners must coordinate with contractors and schedule work in a way that minimizes interference with core activities. Communication with all involved parties, including staff and nearby businesses, […]

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