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From 140-character tweets to 14,000-word print books, most content marketers now understand the value of producing content of varying lengths and format. But those that try to churn out equally high volumes of content at every length will soon find themselves collapsing from sheer exhaustion. Read More

If you have invested considerable time and resources on social media marketing over the past year and feel frustrated, you are not alone. About 61% of small businesses don't see any return on investment on their social-media activities. Read more to learn the simple answer... Read More

Are you craving to have a better website but confused where to start from? There are many website owners out there who think bettering a website means completely overhauling it. Might be true in some cases but not here. Just Read More

Content curation is a nice strategy for content marketing and creating nice curated content is an art. Follow these 9 content curation best practices and you will soon be creating valuable content which your readers will appreciate. Read More

Disk Jockeys (or DJ’s for short) have changed the view and the perception of modern music industry, by combining and merging old and new music trends and genres, and developing new ones. In order though, DJ’s to reach in today’s state, a lot of experimentation, having been taken place, already from Read More

In this guest post video, Laura Petrolino of Flying Pig Consulting gives us 5 marketing lessons we can learn from tequila Read More

For cash-strapped small business owners looking to keep their operating costs down, free software programs and services can be a real Godsend. But, there are some inherent dangers to relying solely on free platforms and services to run your business. Read More

First impressions are so important. Not just in the online world, but in pretty much anything in life as well. The experts say that you only have about 7 seconds to motivate a new visitor to stick around. Read More

In this post I’ll share 3 misconceptions, you should be aware when running a start-up company.

These 3 dirty little secrets can become a huge asset for you. Knowing about them will help you to make the right decisions in your business. Read More

Matt Cutts (Head of Webspam at Google) has just released another Webmaster Help video on YouTube. This time, Cutts respond to question asked by Dimwit: “How does Google think about search quality when it relies on subjective signals” Read More