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Marketing your business has never been easier. There are many free ways of being able to advertise your business without paying money. Read More

Guest blogging is a way to share your written works with the world in a unique and fun way. Learn how it makes you to feel as you are in love in your teenage. Read More

A brand is a name, sign, symbol, color, or tagline that customers come to associate with your medical practice. Read More

More than half of internet users now browse the web on the move, using mobile devices like smart phones and tablets. The practice of browsing the web while sitting at a desk for long hours is fast going archaic. For smart business owners, it’s time to take their advertising campaigns to the mobile Read More

Below are 5 myths I hear on a regular basis from businesses. If you have some common myths to share, please do so in the comments.

1). All Websites are Created Equal Read More

Customers expect good service and to have their questions and issues addressed promptly. Here's how your business can use social media for customer service. Read More

Here is a quick roundup of some of the latest happenings in the social media world.
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This week, Facebook partnered with Save.org (Suicide Awareness Voic Read More

I wasn’t totally sure what I was going to term this article till I completed it, the idea was raw and instant and I couldn’t wait any longer than to punch it down, after going through it I felt it’ll be great I share this with you. So I am hoping you find it interesting. Please remember to share yo Read More

Quantifying an ROI from social media is only possible after you’ve developed a strategic plan that will make measurement both clear and easy. When it comes to social media “80% of marketers begin with tactics instead of goals” – eMarketer Report. Here’s how to build a social media strategy to ensur Read More

If you run an online store, go back to your shipping costs and re-think your approach! If possible, offer free shipping (over a certain amount, of course) to (a) encourage greater spending, and (b) take the “shipping cost” stress out of the equation. Read More