Social media demands non intrusive marketing, permission marketing and in bound marketing are both ideal, but how do you know when you're not providing enough service. Marketing is all about getting new business and not missing obvious opportunities, what's acceptable and when?
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The restrictions of permission marketing
Posted by marketingm8 under Social MediaFrom http://www.constructionmarketinguk.co.uk 4590 days ago
Made Hot by: Cathode Ray Dude on October 21, 2011 5:12 pm
Report on Military Veterans as Franchisees Has Some Surprises (The Franchise Blog 4 Vets)
Posted by franpro under FranchisesFrom http://www.thefranchiseblog4vets.com 4591 days ago
Made Hot by: Monsieur Eraser on October 22, 2011 2:58 am
Franchisees with military experience enjoy operating their businesses and being a part of their franchise organizations, but rate their own performance as franchisees slightly lower than their non-vet counterparts. To compile the research for this report, Franchise Business Review surveyed...
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Celebrity Endorsements are Hot For Startups Today
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4591 days ago
Made Hot by: Entrepreneurosaurus on October 19, 2011 2:23 am
Most startups dream of attracting a celebrity endorsement, and assume that it will take their startup to the stars. There have been some “famous” recent successes in this regard, such as Charlie Sheen using Twitter to promote Internships.com, as well as some failures, including MyFavorites.com usin
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What We Can Learn From the Netflix Debacle
Posted by richescorner under MarketingFrom http://www.richescorner.com 4591 days ago
Made Hot by: BusinessBloggerPro on October 17, 2011 2:52 am
Over the course of a couple of months, Netflix has gone from a consumer darling to a heavily criticized blunder machine. Missteps by upper management and horribly researched new business decisions have taken Netflix down from their perch as an entertainment beacon.
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20 Examples Of Effective B2B Facebook Pages
Posted by nialldevitt under Social MediaFrom http://bloggertone.com 4592 days ago
Made Hot by: steeldawn on October 17, 2011 4:36 pm
Facebook is primarily regarded a B2C social platform and typically not considered as effective for B2B businesses. I’ve always felt that this was not the case, and wanted to highlight companies big and small using it as an effective B2B tool. The following are my 20 Examples of Effective B2B Facebo
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Love Brand or Dud Brand: Which Are You?
Posted by JackieP under MarketingFrom http://jackiepurnell.com 4592 days ago
Made Hot by: Small Business News on October 17, 2011 12:09 am
In your business what branding strategies are needed to create brand insistence, great customer relationships & love brands? Do you have a plan?
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Apple Was Prepared: What About You?
Posted by ShashiBellamkonda under LegalFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 4593 days ago
Made Hot by: Entrepreneurosaurus on October 17, 2011 12:39 am
“We don’t get a chance to do that many things, and every one should be really excellent. Because this is our life. Life is brief, and then you die, you
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Social Media Crunch Time
Posted by tomshark under Social MediaFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 4593 days ago
Made Hot by: maplesummit on October 17, 2011 9:58 pm
It falls into the purview of an already totally slammed communications department…or single communications person. Either way, it’s a social media time crunch. Have no fear. Your organization, no matter how resource-strapped can engage in social media successfully. Here’s how.
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When the Customers You Have Aren’t the Ones You Want
Posted by CanadianFinance under SalesFrom http://createhype.com 4594 days ago
Made Hot by: MMarquit on October 17, 2011 8:58 pm
Kelly Kautz of One Woman Marketing discusses what to do when the customers you have aren't the customers you want and how to embrace your best customers.
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