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Twitter is any marketer’s dream platform. With more than 284 million active monthly users and a monthly volume of more than 500 million Tweets, Twitter allows businesses of every size to monitor their target customers closely, engage them regularly and drive more sales. Read More

With all the focus on Facebook, Twitter is often the forgotten social media outlet. More recently, Facebook and Instagram accounts are connected to Twitter so we “don’t forget to tweet.” (We believe that’s a bad idea. We wrote about why you should disconnect your accounts.) With a little attention Read More

You may have heard the saying that “content is king.” Believe it or not, the type of content you have on your blog or website determines how far you go or how well your site performs in attracting traffic. Read More

Most bloggers and website owners dream of ranking in Google’s top 10 for their chosen keywords.

But only a few makes that dream a reality. Read More

Have you taken stock of all the blog posts on your site and found out that a lot of them are not performing well? Read More

Most American workers want to take self-employment risk. Are you one of them? If so, here are five reasons to quit your day job and start your own business. Read More

The use of video marketing for promoting products and services is on the rise. Here are 127 secrets that can make your marketing video a success. Read More

The Linux Foundation has just introduced open-source style licenses for open data. This is a Big Data game changer. Read More

You've no doubt heard about the importance of social media marketing to your business. But with so many options to choose from -- Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and more -- how do you choose the option that's right for you? Rachel Blakely shares more in this DIY Marketers post. Read More

Running a business can be difficult. But it’s even more challenging when you don’t have the right people around you. A business is nothing more than a collection of individuals with a common, shared goal. But if your team doesn’t come together, then that goal – whatever it is – is in jeopardy.

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