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​SMBs can turn their Facebook cover photos into CTAs, improving their social media marketing strategies. Read More

Many of my friends are dreaming about starting their own business and they never do it. Here are 10 tips that might help you finally find your idea and get started. Read More

There are different strategies and tactics that can help you improve your blogging and social media results and here are the ten most effective ones! Read More

See why marketing legend Dan Kennedy believes that the quality of the relationship you have with your list is the REAL asset in a list - not the size of the list Read More

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Yes, I know, it’s been crazy forever since I’ve published a post, yet alone recorded a video – but I’m back from my mini hiatus to give you an update quickie, and answer some of your questions. Hooray! Read More

If you’ve ever planned a trip, you know what it’s like to spend hours and hours searching for a hotel. Not all hotels are created equal, so it can be very difficult to find the right place to stay. With so many choices, prices and so many hotel search sites, it can be impossible to know if you are Read More

It is not easy for everyone to make your blog better. It requires few simple tips with the topping of your determination. This article will highlight few tips to make your blog better than others. Read More

Cross-selling became a popular marketing and customer acquisition technique through customer service and sales contact centers back in the 1990s. In the past ten years it has become a common practice on web sites based on an understanding of consumer insights learned from navigation patterns. Read More

Google Alerts is a web content monitoring tool.

You enter a search keyword and the tool shows if the search keyword appears in Google results.

You can select the kind of results you wish to see, namely News, Blogs, Video, Discussion and Books.

From a bloggers’ perspective, this is a tool f Read More

An interesting little secret was revealed this week. When no one was watching, the team at Facebook quietly changed the social network’s guidelines concerning page cover photos. Instead of listing unacceptable forms of language or statements within cover photos, the guidelines now only state that t Read More