Category: Marketing
Six Marketing Moves Small Businesses Can Make Themselves
Here are six key components of Internet marketing than startups should have no problem tackling on their own.
Social Media Management & Analytics with Statf.ly
The Statf.ly interface is designed to be intuitive, powerful, and affordable, enabling team collaboration, unlimited report generation with data point annotation, real time search for both Twitter and Facebook and social data storage for up to 1 year.
The Corporate Blog: Article Graveyard or Content Garden?
Some of the most invested in, and high quality, blogs on the internet are those set up by businesses for promotional purposes. So why is it that blog posts that get the most comments and the most buzz in social media sites are those written by John and Jane Doe bloggers rather than those posted [...]
Spreading the Word about Your Small Business Website
Here’s a basic step-by-step process for insuring that you put out an appropriate site and start driving people to it, thus leaving you room to worry about the many other issues that probably sit on your plate.
Brand Pointers for Small Business
Branding isn’t just for the big guys. Small businesses can launch, grow and expand through clear and consistent messaging and marketing, just like larger companies do.
Tips to Improve Your Email Marketing
A process called segmenting allows a business to target its e-mail marketing campaigns using information such as age range, buying patterns and location.
How to Build a Following Before You Even Open Your Doors
In order to have a successful business launch these days, businesses must turn to the web. Your Facebook and Twitter efforts should focus on three key tasks.
Polling Your Social Connections for Advice
Effectively engaging with your network on social media allows you to get more insights and input from those that you already trust.
Tagged Social Network Gains Popularity
With over 100 million people already registered in over 200 countries, Tagged can help you find your special someone or a bunch of new friends who share your interests.
Marketing Your Portfolio & Getting Noticed
Because a good online portfolio is an asset in a job search, it’s important to know how to get it in front of the right people.
Social Networking’s Next Step: Knowledge Networking
An easy-to-use online tool that already offers a great opportunity for knowledge networking is TrueThinker.
Book Outlines Why Your Company Sucks & What to Do About It
Mark Stevens is back with his straight-talk style that made “Your Marketing Sucks” and “Your Management Sucks” bestsellers.
New Book Reveals Insights for Marketing to Millennials
The Millennial Generation – those born between 1984 and 2002 – is growing up during a confounding time rife with technological advances and unprecedented sharing and collaboration against an omnipresent backdrop of political tension, international conflict and economic uncertainty.
At the center sits Millennials, controlling their world via cell phones, laptops, iPods, and iPads. But, what [...]
Letting Businesses Know You Hate Junk Mail
You have the ability to easily customize how local businesses contact you – and it’s easier than you may think.
Cool Twitter Time-Savers & Tools
According to a January 2010 study released by The Nielsen Company, global consumers spent more than five and half hours on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
It’s a safe bet that this number will only increase; however, it will become increasingly more important to find ways to better manage the [...]
Nexternal Discount Incentives Encourage Social Commerce
Nexternal’s Facebook Like & Save feature provides an instant discount to customers that “Facebook Like” a product. This can create a viral marketing effect for your online store.
Making a Personal Connection With the Young
One of the most sought after things Millennials are seeking in consumer engagements are knowledge and information about a product and the company behind it.
