“Community users remain users 50% longer and visit nine times more often than non-community users”.
To keep users engaged in a community is an integral part of the community management. With successful online communities – customers, employees, partners, and suppliers stay connected with one ano
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Importance of a successful online community
Posted by Grazitti-Interactive under NewsFrom https://grazitticommunityservices.wordpress.com 3355 days ago
Why Email Marketing and Social Media Marketing Work Better Together - infographic
Posted by irfanahmad1989 under Social MediaFrom http://www.digitalinformationworld.com 3355 days ago
This guide covers 2015 spending changes broken up by marketing channels (email and social see the largest spending increases), how to grow your email list through social media and also how to grow your social media audiences through email.
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A Concise Guide to Affiliate Marketing
Posted by PeaSoupDigital under Online MarketingFrom http://www.peasoupdigital.co.uk 3355 days ago
Ever had your interest piqued by the world of Affiliate Marketing, but are unsure about what it actually is? Well then this is the guide for you!
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Here's Why Fortune 500 Companies Outsource Customer Service (and Why You Should, Too)
Posted by alleliaspili under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.infinitcontact.com 3355 days ago
Providing quality customer services plays a major role in customer retention. Outsourcing this function has helped Fortune 500 companies promote a loyal following. Here's why the most successful companies turn to outsourcing their customer service departments.
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New Report Finds 93% of B2B Companies Favour Twitter
Posted by Xen under Social MediaFrom http://xen.com.au 3355 days ago
Made Hot by: marketingvalue on September 10, 2015 7:20 am
A new report from Regalix – State of B2B Social Media Marketing 2015 – has found that 93% of companies cite Twitter as their favoured social media marketing platform, with LinkedIn coming in at a close second with 91%.
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Reach a New Market with a Spinoff Product
Posted by PMVirtual under MarketingFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 3355 days ago
Made Hot by: advertglobal on September 13, 2015 12:46 pm
Service providers deal in the commodity of knowledge. Your lawyer knows the intricacies of small business law. Your marketing consultant is well-versed in content marketing and social media. Your accountant knows how to minimize the hurt come tax time. All of them get paid for a transfer and applic
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Are You Paying Attention to These 3 Digital Marketing Strategies?
Posted by tabithajeannaylor under MarketingFrom http://tabithanaylor.com 3355 days ago
By nature, digital marketing is a strange beast that’s always changing. As soon as you think you’ve conquered marketing online, along comes another trend that prompts you to change gears yet again. The good news is that there are experts out there who make it their business to inform the rest of us
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Small Business: You're Doing Twitter Wrong - J. Genow Marketing
Posted by jgenow under Social MediaFrom http://jgenowmarketing.com 3355 days ago
So you have a Twitter account for your small business or one just for yourself. You’re following some interesting and influential people in your industry. And you’re regularly tweeting – or retweeting – relevant and insightful updates.
Congratulations! You’re doing Twitter wrong.
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Congratulations! You’re doing Twitter wrong.
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5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Cash Flow
Posted by aeschenburg under FinanceFrom http://blog.fundbox.com 3356 days ago
It’s common that a small business will experience regular cash flow ebbs and flows. While this is normal, it’s not optimal. The goal should be to make your cash flow as predictable and steady as possible to ensure that you aren’t scrambling to pay bills, make payroll, or worrying about making enoug
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5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Cash Flow
Posted by aeschenburg under FinanceFrom http://blog.fundbox.com 3356 days ago
It’s common that a small business will experience regular cash flow ebbs and flows. While this is normal, it’s not optimal. The goal should be to make your cash flow as predictable and steady as possible to ensure that you aren’t scrambling to pay bills, make payroll, or worrying about making enoug
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