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(To the tune of Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer)
You know hotels need Facebook and Pinterest and Foursquare,
Social Search Optimization, and more, yeah?
But do you recall?
The one who ignored it all... Read More

To keep your reputation intact, there are certain things you – or your employees - must not do before you go full steam ahead in your online marketing business... Read More

Can a small business afford to consider Multi-Media advertising? Yes if done right this can increase sales locally. Targeting is the key, use the right tools and your brand and sales will rise together. Read More

Many companies who do business online have forgotten that they are selling their product or service to a human being. They’ve gotten so far into the weeds that they all they can focus on is SEO this, PPC that, build this piece of content, and so forth. Read More

Today I'd like to share with you the 6 smartest things you can do for 2014 to set yourself up for a great year. This isn't theory either... this list was created based on some interesting stats of 2013 that affect how we reach our target audience and how we market to them. Read More

It’s inevitable. I don’t care how much free information you give away or how awesome your content is, there are always going to be people who hate to see people selling something… ever Read More

In the following post I am going to share 15 different tools that will help you turn your businesses website or blog into a conversion powerhouse through the use of landing pages, testing, analytics, traffic and feedback. Read More

Today’s post is a really exciting one!

I recently meet an amazing new blogging friend, Vukasin Ilic, and I’ve been following him and his content for a few weeks now.

Not too long ago, I received an email from him asking me for an interview... Read More

If you are looking to improve your career prospects, one of the best things you can do is develop confidence. Read More

A blog post inspired by a presentation given by Gail Goodman CEO of Constant Contact to TEDx. In a recent TEDx Beacon Street talk she referenced a great phrase – Where the CEO spends her time is an investment decision. Read More