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Flickr, the photo sharing site owned by Yahoo, is an excellent way to promote products you sell. This is a “how to” article design to show how to use Flickr to promote products and drive qualified leads your way. Read More

A person buys the original software once he/ she understands how important the data base is for him and how massively it would affect his/ her business if it gets corrupted or crashed. Original software allows you to save lakhs of rupees in the long run. Read More

Designing a decisive social media strategy involves three basic steps – listening, responding and engaging! These are basic to every communication process and how these are well utilized to design strategies for a successful social media campaign depends upon the execution. Read More

Dean Koontz is one of the greatest fiction writers of our generation. But what can his stories of murder and mayhem teach you about sales? Read on to learn... Read More

This is the story of how Mr Topsy Turvey secured a brand new job during the Recession. With positive attitude so can you! Read More

David Hornik of August Capital talks about finding the right investor for your small business startup in this interview with Betsy Flanagan of Startup Studio. Read More

During this time of the year, a lot of people are actually getting laid off work because of recession. Because of this a lot of people are rethinking their position in their companies. Not only that, some employees are simply not happy with their jobs anymore. They feel stuck in a cubicle and they feel like they are not paid very well too. This is also the reason why a lot of people are thinking Read More

Learn how to develop a marketing plan in this free easy to follow tutorial. Developed with entrepreneurs and small businesses in mind, this free tutorial teaches you the marketing concepts you need to know. Read More

While some in the search marketing industry debate the linkability of even the most unsexy Web sites—and by “unsexy”, they often mean “small business”. There’s an important element missing from the discussion: return on investment. Read More