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By being a stay at home dad you most definitely have some free time, when your kids are napping or playing on their own. How you can productively spend that time? Well, you could start an online business. Now, I’m not saying you to start a new Apple or Facebook. No, I’m just talking about starting Read More

Take time to build that business and think about the future as much as you think about the present. You want to have a strong and loyal customer base? Take interest in their needs and connect instead of transact. Wanna make money with your business? Remove your focus from money to the quality o Read More

The purpose of any content marketing is of course to be read, shared and linked to. This sounds so simple, but as I’m sure anyone who uses content marketing as part of their strategy and is reading this knows, actually doing it is a whole other ball game. Doing it consistently is the holy grail. Read More

Effective email marketing can still do wonders and exceed your expectation in terms of conversion, subject to you take it very seriously and make sure your email newsletter standout. Read More

There is a mix up between Twitter users and the ads shown on TV raving about a particular product. In this article, you'll see how Twitter made a public apology regarding that matter. Read More

Amal Rafeeq is a very young blogger though he has built a successful blog withing very few months. That’s why I selected him even he is very young. Read More

There are only two ways to start a new business, the wrong way, and the right way. Entrepreneurs want to try and solve all the worlds problems at the same time. Here are a few simple tips on how to start a business from scratch. Read More

Big companies have rushed head long into the social media space creating social media departments and titles like Social Media Strategist, Community Manager, and Director of Conversation. You know, I’ve never been very big on job titles, but I also think stuffing social media participation into a department or job function limits the way organizations should be thinking about social media. Read More