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Understanding the Risks of IT Outsourcing – The first aspect companies need to understand is the different kinds of risk involved in IT outsourcing. CIOs need to recognize that outsourcing is not about transfer of responsibilities, in fact it is an increase in requirements, in managing integration, Read More

Businesses makes lots of mistakes while generating target B2B leads for their business. Here are the 7 common B2B lead generation mistakes which should be avoided while generating leads. Read More

Plenty has been written about the value of email, so I won’t belabor the point. I only revisited it here for those of you who may have developed a bias against it in recent years. And with that said, let me suggest that building your email list should be one of the items at the top of your New Year Read More

Addressing the much-talked-about issue of the declining of Facebook reach, Guy Kawasaki offers his epic advice to Mark Zuckerberg. Read More

To help those looking to start a food shelf, we asked Rick Birmingham, the director of development at Neighbors, and Allysen Hoberg, the program manager at PRISM, to offer some tips to get your food shelf business up and running. Read More

New Hip Hotel and Social Media Trends for 2015. Closing the gap between Hospitality and Social Media. Read More

Often bloggers face bad thing. Sometime they find solution of the problem while something they failed to find. Might be you've faced any uncertain act on your wordpress site. Might be someone has hacked you site or else.
Do you know how to restore wordpress site from backup?
This tutorial will Read More

Google’s Pigeon update didn’t produce any clear winners or losers in the SEO game. Here’s what the experts have to say about that. Read More

Not impressed by your email marketing metrics? With a few simple tweaks, you can increase your opens, click-throughs, and conversions. Read More

For a few, delegating comes easily, maybe too easy. For others who are perfectionists, letting go of even the most trivial task is almost impossible. If you are in this second category, you probably don’t like the references behind your back that you are a “control freak” or a “micro-manager.” Read More