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Struggling to grow your brand, its followers AND use Twitter for Business? Here are five brilliant examples of companies using Twitter for business. Read More

By Bob Herbold

When a person realizes that they have a particular strength or have accomplished a particular feat, it is a natural tendency for them to look for ways to put that talent or experience to work. Unfortunately, often that tendency causes them to try to tackle all challenges with tha Read More

Social Media 101 Is About Taking A Break Let me start today with a statement I have made before and I'm sure I will say again. You are NOT that important that people want to see 300 link shares a day from you! Got your attention?! Read More

Why isn’t your pay-per-click campaign working? Find out with these 7 unexpected reasons what you could be doing wrong. Read More

Twitter has released an update for their mobile app today that lets users "see what's happening near you or around the world." Read More

Whether conducted face-to-face, by telephone or via email, entrepreneurial interviews are becoming an increasingly popular tool to be used in the contemporary marketing campaigns. Read More

The First question to ask Yourself is Why are You in Social Media? Are You in Social Media to make friends, create more business, become famous ? ... Read More

Everyone is talking about content marketing, but there are some myths that can't be ignored. Here is a rant about them in hopes that we can learn and move on. Read More

Marketers know that creating community is what brings your customers back. Creating community is what keeps your customers interested and it gets your customers to share.

A happy customer that feels part of the community experience at your store, restaurant, office or event is more apt to share Read More

Every dark cloud has a silver lining. Driven by the recent recession, smart entrepreneurs of all ages are jumping into the fray with new ideas, new recovery strategies, and discarding outmoded business models. I see it most in the newest generation of entrepreneurs (Gen-Y), who were shocked out of Read More