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7 Steps: How to Run Successful Contests on Your Blog Do you run contests on your blog? Are you failing to get the results you need? Whether you’re a small business or a large one, if you’re a socially... Read More

There are a lot of business proprietors who are now using social media to promote their brand. They use the web for marketing and communication purposes, which is a great step in the world of business. However, there are some users who are obviously devious, simply uneducated, and who do not always Read More

The good news is that these secrets are open and public, yet very few bloggers use them. The bad news is that it could demand more than just your blood, sweat, money, and life to make sure that you get the best out of your blog monetization. Read More

A proven driver of sales is the "limited edition" release. Small business owners should use the technique of seasonal marketing to drive forward their sales and create profitable buzz. Read More

Content Marketing is a lot like a war. You need to know your enemy to have the best chance of winning. Read More

Looking to drive traffic to your restaurant using image network Pinterest? If so, this article covers 3 good tips on how to do so. If you like it - do share. (and Thanks!) Read More

Do you get more done in the morning, afternoon, or night? Once you understand the times of day that represent your peak productivity, you will be more likely to get more done. Read More

Here are some ideas for ways you can lend a hand to the cause of your choice, with the added bonus of generating goodwill in the community for your business. Read More

In many cases, the Entrepreneur finds it difficult to know who they should target as a potential buyer for their business. At first glance, any buyer with a checkbook may be attractive. In practice finding the right buyer when selling a business is both an art and a science.

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Facebook has become our virtual home online, both for personal and business purposes. Each use case has its own set of rules to abide by. Read More