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Trust is a key for driver for your customers. Do they trust you to produce a great product? Do they trust you to deliver a reliable service? Do they trust you with their money and their time? So what can a your business do to engender trust with its customers? Read More

The importance of search engine optimization cannot be overstated. In this follow-up post, we share several actionable ideas for ongoing SEO development. Read More

Many people ask how they can link Pinterest and Facebook. I have produced this handy visual instructographic explaining the different options available. Read More

Just recently the Facebook Home was launched and is available on the Android Google Store. This app brings a total new experience for Android users, the Facebook Home service fetches your content right to your phone's home screen. Read More

#Hashtags, keywords, categories, and popular related terms… these tags, we like. It’s the association of phrases that drives traffic to our websites and blogs; turns visitors into customers and customers into brand ambassadors. But tagging our businesses, the actual brick and mortar facility in w Read More

The desertion of eCommerce sites and various shopping carts does not fascinate the people related to eCommerce business. features of one-step-checkout process based on your requirements. Read More

Here are 10 retail technologies that I believe will give retailers the biggest benefit and boost for success. If you’re not utilizing any of these technologies then you might want to check them out because you could be missing out on some big time saving and money making tools…

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Stop wasting time of social websites that make it difficult to grow, and join new social networks that encourage growth for small businesses, NOW. Read More

Podcasts are a great way to market. Here is a quick video on how to use Podbean to host your audio files for podcasting. Read More

Brainstorming is not all that it’s cracked up to be. Problem is it doesn’t unlock creativity; it stifles it. Numerous studies reveal that brainstorming groups think of fewer ideas than people working alone, and group performance gets worse as size increases.
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