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Small businesses traditionally have small advertising budgets. But one of the best ways to compete on a shoestring with the big guys is through social media, and there’s no doubt that YouTube is a giant among them. Considered “the Mecca of viral advertising,” YouTube has over 120 million U.S. viewers. Read More

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PLUS… Two Revolutionary Resources to help you discover your talents and leverage them as strengths in your business and your life. Read More

Are you guilty of joining fan pages like “I love Penguins” or “Yeh I got your SMS I just didn’t feel like replying”? I’m sure most are, well I am. Originally, Facebook pages are meant for businesses or public profiles to have a space of their own so that fans or customers can connect with them. On the other hand, groups can be based around shared interests, activities or anything you like.
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Susan has been learning a lot recently, thanks to lots of exciting expansions and changes to her nutrition company. Read More

Social media is no longer seen as a fad, and most businesses are now including in their online marketing mix social media marketing strategies. Small or large brands have their own Facebook Fan Page, few Twitter accounts, a blog and strong presence on various other social networking sites. Read More

Furthermore, if your negativity towards Twitter has anything to do with being Old School than you need to get over that and learn how apply Old School business to New Technology. Read More

Lisa Barone is one of the dominant thought leaders around using your content to drive traffic and sales. This is a great post.

From post: It’s hard. You know how important a blog can be to your social media efforts so you’ve dedicated real time to building it out and making it the focal point Read More

Cliches abound in the business world. The Business on RTE pokes fun at business people’s reliance on jargon to get their message across. The linguistic laziness of business and public figures is also examined in Jeremy Butterfield’s book, Damp Squid, The English Language Laid Bare. Read More

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As you may know, I have a new book coming out in May. The title of my new book is The Referral Engine – Teaching Your Business To Market Itself and it’s officially on pre-sale today. Read More

Should your employees use social media? When and how? Can you 'trust' them to say the right things? Does your legal and HR department need to be involved. Here's 3 steps adults can use to create a social media policy everyone can live with. Read More