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With Buffer you are able to write a couple of tweets at one point and add them to a buffered queue of tweets. Buffer then makes sure to tweet your queued up tweets at the best times of the day to get the highest engagement available. Read More

Twitter is a gold mine of opportunities for small business owners for it’s variety, zero cost, and low barriers of entering into conversations, it is no wonder why we have grown so fond of this social media tool, and it is definitely my favorite. Even though Twitter has a huge upside there are stil Read More

Many of us spend several hours online everyday and can't even point out doing anything significant. This post will give you some tips on overcoming internet addiction. Read More

Blogging is considered to be a conversation. But to me, it is a method of starting a conversation. Initially it is simply a sharing of ideas to give value to the readers. The conversation in a blog starts with commentary and engagement. Read More

How seriously do you take your Klout score? What does it say about you and your Social Media influence? Read More

Managing Facebook Admins for your small business doesn't have to be difficult. Follow these easy steps to add or remove an Admin on your Small Business Facebook page. Read More

You see the little retweet buttons on almost every blog. You see the Facebook like or share buttons a lot. You see the StumbleUpon and Digg buttons quite frequently, too.

But there are others you might not have heard of. Are they worth using? Read More

There are unwritten rules when it comes to submitting your guest posts to be published on another person’s blog. The problem with unwritten rules, of course, is that they’re unwritten. What you may think is acceptable, the person to whom you’re making the submission may not. One such rule... Read More

in all the chatter about fancy new gadgets and clever JV tricks, there’s one technique that seems to be constantly overlooked. It’s almost radical in its simplicity: have you tried leveraging your real world contacts? Read More