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All the tweetin’ tweeters,
All the tweetin’ tweeters.
Social media promotion has exploded for business, especially Twitter. Let’s look at some important aspects of the social media marketing, generating traffic, and how it relates to you as a blog owner.
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In this blog we provide some insights into why a business owner needs to consider the importance of a branding guide Read More

Having a great staff is what helps your small business run successfully. These tips will help you find and keep the best employees. Read More

A way around spending too much time on Social Media is to schedule your updates to get your message across at times you know your customers will be online and you will get better reach.

Here are some apps and ways to create more time for your business by spending less time on Social Media. Read More

Facing failure is never a comfortable activity, but ignoring it can cause more problems. In this article, we explore ways to master our fear of failure, past, present and potential future. You can focus on the positive and still handle the negative. Read More

When you’re taking lots of client meetings, it can be difficult to stay focused and listen well. If you’re having trouble, try keeping these six tips in mind next time. Read More

Recently Mashable published an interesting article about content marketing and how it has evolved over the past decade. They compared content that people shared with how high the content ranked in the search results. Back in 2002, there was a small overlap of these two areas. Fast forward ten years Read More

A website redesign can be a huge undertaking and typically many parties get involved in the process. One important party to keep in the loop from the start is your SEO firm and if you don’t have an SEO firm, this might be a good time to get some guidance from an SEO consultant. It’s important to pr Read More

Whether it's running or business, having someone (or something) to compete against can push you to achieve so much more than you would otherwise be capable of. Read More

No Decision Made, is increasingly what we are hearing on deals in which we've invested time and effort. In extreme cases, we are seeing as much as 35% of the qualified deals people pursue ending in no decision. This outcome is, perhaps, more frustrating than an outright loss. We don't know what to Read More