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Social media is a crucial component of online marketing today. Essentially, it’s where people are spending the majority of their time online. People have numerous social accounts and are using social media for many reasons. Read More

Do you tend to keep your desk clean and sparse of objects? Or is your desk covered by multiple LCD monitors and other tech gadgets? The way we set up our workspaces reflects a great deal about our work styles. Read More

As marketers, brands and users continue to explore Facebook hashtags, here's our verdict: they don't have much value (yet). And there are 3 big reasons why. Read More

A streamlined, no-stress relationship with your accountant is a surefire sign that your financial health is at an optimum level. Here are six easy ways to get your accountant or tax professional everything he or she needs to keep you on top of your finances. Read More

Are you taking full advantage of LinkedIn to drive business? Why is it important for you and your online business to be on LinkedIn? Read More

The Pew Research Center’s Internet and American Life Project released on Monday the results of its latest survey on Internet use among adults in the United States. Read More

Marketing to Gen Xer’s might require that you are someone cynical and arrogant in your marketing, promoting independence and breaking the rules. If you SPAM them or market directly to their mobile device, or call them! they will probably consider it an invasion of privacy.
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A Website – It should generate traffic and sales once it’s up right? The question has come to me several times over the years on how to make sales online. I will admit – it has gotten harder to make sales online. Yes, you would think the older your website is, the easier it would be, right? Not so Read More

Facebook is a popular social networking website at the present time. A large impact is created by Facebook on various e-commerce businesses. Read More

The new rules for sales success are the new ABC of Attunement, Buoyancy and Clarity. In this second post in the series I review Daniel Pink’s rules on Buoyancy. He breaks down his thoughts into: Positivity ratios, self-questioning negativity, measure rejection, negativity and realism. Read More