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We all have a hate and love relationship with email. Jill + Brad talk about email alternatives you should check out to help you accomplish mission inbox zero! Read More

According to Forbes, asked more than 60,000 US online adults who use social sites, 22% told they visited Google Plus each month. At the same time, that’s the same number told they use Twitter, and more than told they use LinkedIn, Pinterest and Instagram. Read More

Social media management must now get ready for a new member. Pinterest, the new rave in social media, is working its way into the business sector of social media.
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SocialPros Podcast:

Brian Clark, Founder of Copyblogger, joins the Social Pros Podcast this week to discuss the mechanics of a content-driven company, the teachability of content marketing success, and the ongoing changes to the original social media as blogs become multi-author blogs. Read More

Small businesses are generally limited not just in terms of money but in time, resources and personnel. However, there are a number of digital marketing strategies small businesses can employ to market themselves without breaking the bank. Read More

Google has recently taken action against guest blogging. This post explains why guest posting became a problem and some tips for staying out of trouble when guest posting for 2014 and beyond. Read More

The Millennials, who will soon have the greatest combined purchasing power in history, spend much of their time with content created by peers, or user-generated content (UGC). But how much of their time is spent with UGC and how do they perceive it?
To find out, Crowdtap surveyed 839 millennials ( Read More

Despite facebook's organic reach dropping in recent times you can still increase your facebook marketing ROI. Get the proven plan in this post... Read More

Sometimes, it just feels like you don’t know what else to say. The internet is so vast. What can you possibly blog about that hasn’t already been blogged about before?
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Finally, Microsoft ends support for Windows XP, which is the most popular Operating System as well as this was the major turning point for the company grew. As of after April 8, 2014, the company will no longer release security updates for the 12-year-old operating system. Read More