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Did you know you can create a separate feed of only the people you care about? When you have a lot of Facebook friends, you might often find yourself glancing glassy-eyed over your news feed at a clogged and irrelevant news feed. Read More

Many companies are now perceiving coupon-based services as the magic bullet to grow sales online. Sites like Groupon, LivingSocial and BuyWithMe will feature your business in their newsletter and bring you new customers instantly. But is that really how it works? Read More

Every entrepreneur is faced with the moment they decide to take follow their passion & build a business. When is the right moment to take the plunge? Read More

A new study from Performics indicates that consumers are spending more time doing shopping research across social network sites, and marketers should take note that LinkedIn's value is rising. Read More

Whether you’re planning to start on a thousand-page novel or are simply putting together some text for your company’s website or blog, it’s important that you write in a clear and compelling style. Read More

When you own a home-based business, you might not be certain which marketing tactics are a good option for you and which are too ambitious for your company. Social media , a very popular form of networking and marketing... Read More

#1. Have a chat. You start conversations all the time, Steelman says, so why clam up when the person is a potential customer? Simply talk about your products and services as you would to a good friend. Read More

Getting traffic for your website is hard. In this article I'm going to reveal one little secret that will get tons of traffic for your website. Read More

Ever since Twitter launched in 2006, everyday thousands of twitter accounts are created and millions of tweets are twitted. Whether its about your personal life or marketing your product, twitter has been used in almost every way. BuySellAds created this rich infographic, showing who, why, and how Read More

Apple will offer its own internal texting service. Think of it like BlackBerry's BBM. iPhone owners will be able to talk to each other on this service, presumably cutting out carriers. Sounds interesting. Read More