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#1 Keep giving and contributing more than the competition. Pay back will be huge.
#2 Every tweet, blog entry, comment and status update will be saved forever and is permanently part of your brand.
#3 Before permission to market comes permission to connect. There’s a lot of trust building in between.
#4 Make it easy for people to find you. While you’re out looking for business there is an entire market looking for you.
#5 “It’s not about B2B or B2C it’s about person to person marketing in social media” – @jeffbooth.
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Earlier this year, we ran the Sugartone Sweet Blogging Contest across the two platforms which was a great success…..Now many of our Bloggertones are sucessfully using Bizsugar to promote their own content & to network online Read More

Professional athletes tweeting from the locker rooms and bench (see Charlie Villanueva) has also been a hot topic as it relates to the players being focused on the game at hand. In fact, tweeting has been restricted or banned during games by the NFL, NBA, and NHL Read More

This post explores research which suggests that as company size increases, leaders should be more inclined to make decisions themselves as opposed to relying on team-based, consensus decision making for maximum business results Read More

During a recent session with a job seeker we were looking at creative ways to get noticed in the marketplace. What if a job seeker created a professional newsletter Read More

BizSugar is a social bookmarking and networking site for small business and medium-sized business owners and managers. It allows you to submit, share and vote (Sweet) for the best business information links on the Internet Read More

Sharon Hadary writes in The Wall Street Journal that part of the problem is the mind-set of women themselves. Sharon feels women need to "think big" from the start and lay the foundation for business growth from day one.
3% of women-owned businesses have revenue of $1 million or more, compared to 6% of men-owned (source is US Census of Women Owned Business, 2002). Read More

Last week, a few of us from SEOmoz attended WebShare’s Seminar for Success for Google Analytics and Google Website Optimizer training. All of us who attended have a decent grasp on GA but really wanted to get some advanced information and gain a better understanding of GA’s potential. Plus, actually getting trained on something is always helpful, even if you feel you know it well!.. Read More

Analytics is one of those things that hasn’t always been at the top of my priority list until recently. Google Analytics has many features I’ve never used before because I haven’t had the time to sit down and really investigate what they can do for me and my clients. A few months ago, in one of my late night GA adventures, I found a section on event tracking, a small love soon formed Read More