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Standing on the twenty first century, we cannot imagine this huge world without interlinking. Interlinking is everywhere nowadays, rather at each corner of the earth thereby interlinking each other. Read More

Your logo needs to convey something about your business, and offer something memorable that others will recognize. Here are 5 things to keep in mind as you design a logo for your business. Read More

A blog can make a world of difference in how many leads you attract, how many clients you land, and how fast you succeed. Susanna Perkins is here to tell you how to make your blog be all that it can be! Read More

The most obvious benefit to retargeting has to do with brand awareness. Smaller businesses with a lower budget for advertising can compete with larger players in their markets. Read More

There’s an important paradox facing small businesses and startups – effective content marketing requires the creation of consistent, high quality content AND a strategy for distributing/promoting that content across social networks and the Internet. Here's a deeper look. Read More

Google Chrome is now the most popular Internet browser in the world. I use it, you probably use it. According to StatCounter, as of December 2012, over 36% of the world favors it too. What makes it thrive is that it's super fast with a ton of free apps to enhance your browsing experience. These are Read More

All of your other New Year's resolutions may be long gone, but if you want your business to succeed in 2013, you had better hope that you're sticking to these content marketing resolutions! Read More

Every small business wants his website to be Branded. Having an iOS app for your own blog/website can be a real boon to your business, its traffic and Brand-ability.
Check out this article on How to create an iOS App WITHOUT Hiring Developers and spending sky rocket money on them. Read More

Google+ in early 2013 is way ahead of Twitter circa 2008. And it’s much more important for content creators and marketers than Twitter … and that’s saying a lot. Read More

Few entrepreneurs relish the thought of working for someone else. The freedom that comes with starting your own company is often too powerful to resist, and for entrepreneur Jeffrey Veen, his motivation can be summed up in one simple phrase. “I’m a terrible employee,” Veen said in interview. Read More