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On top of that InSites Consulting has released a study on the result of a market research in January 2010. In an online survey of 2,884 consumers spread over 14 countries between the age of 18 to 55 years old, they found 13 mind-blowing facts on social media in 2010. Read More

I know they have made a mark in business news aggregation, but I just realised how powerful they are for small business. Noobpreneur.com recommends BizSugar Read More

Do you remember when advertising on TV or Radio was only for a few because of budget constraints? Do you remember when in order to approach a prospect for a conversation you could only cold-call? Actually, do you acknowledge how great it is to have almost free vehicles nowadays to talk to your audience (only requiring time investment)? Read More

Do you realize that you can get a business education on Twitter? Social media is a great place for learning, and discovering entrepreneurship is no exception Read More

Learn how to add an employee to your foursquare venue. Employees can help manage foursquare specials, as well as, track foursquare reporting Read More

Social Media gives companies the ability to build customer relationships like never before. Customers can share positive experiences they've had with a company, and when they share negative experiences companies can address them proactively.. Read More

Facebook is popular, no doubt about that. The question on the minds of entrepreneurs is if there’s any benefit for them to jump in and actually use Faceboo Read More

Running a fashion show as a small retail clothing shop can bring you big benefits. If you take time to video record the show, you can use it in post-event promotions Read More

I spend time and energy traveling to conferences to learn from experienced peers and educating others on some of the fundamentals of online marketing and social media. So I am easily annoyed when I come across so-called experts online who are creating gimmicks and factoids, then using these to sell themselves as knowledgeable marketers. These “experts” have great selling skills, but have very little real marketing knowledge Read More