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Marketing e-mails stand only a 10 percent chance of being opened and read, but text messages are almost always viewed. 90% of texts are read in 3 minutes. More businesses are turning to texts for marketing outreach and customer service. Read More

Ultimately, your online reputation has the potential to make or break your business, and it should be monitored accordingly. Here are some tips to help you out. Read More

It can be difficult to find the right person to lead your company's content marketing - looking for a few key characteristics can help optimize your success. Read More

Which startup growth strategy should I adopt? Should I monetize my products/services or keep them free as long as I can? Read More

On-demand TV and film company Netflix have landed themselves in hot water with US authorities by revealing company information on Facebook. So what are the rules when talking about your company's success once you've gone public? Read More

Search Engine Optimization firm, Brick Marketing announces full-day New York City SEO Training Classes in New York, New York. Developed especially for business owners and marketing professionals, the New York City SEO Training Classes are designed to give attendees a comprehensive overview of white Read More

When a company decides that it wants to improve its website visibility in the search engines it has a couple of options. A larger corporation that has the budget to do so may consider hiring an in house SEO Specialist. Since that isn’t an option for many businesses, alternate options are to have cu Read More

Just as there are some people who consider Facebook as a way of life, there are also people who breathe, live and eat YouTube. They see YouTube as their primary source of fun and entertainment. It is these people that a business wants to target as potential clients. Read More

This is an article by Gary Armstrong about avoiding holiday scams which covers phishing, SMiShishing, social network scams and breaks down secure shopping. Read More

Undercover evaluations revealed that more customers are waiting in longer lines, with 31 percent reporting it took five minutes to reach the counter and complete their orders. This appears to be a growing problem given that only 26 percent were forced to wait as long in a 2009 evaluation. Read More