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What Exactly is Quality Content? If you want to find out what Quality content really means, Then you should read this Post!
This post may be a bit Controversial, but that is where the real fun lies. Read More

As a marketer you might ask yourself: “what impending event does my ideal customer have that aligns perfectly with my business?” Read More

SEO has changed a great deal in even just the relatively short time period that it has existed as a beneficial way to market your business. Originally the focus was on gaining backlinks and utilizing keyword anchor text to tell the search engine spiders what a page was about. Read More

Is your website's homepage too long? See how it measures up to our examples and find out how this could damage your business. Read More

When we first start working online most of us have big ideas of making money, dumping the boss and starting to live the dream life. Many of us get a website online, create a list and go chasing the money only to discover we don’t make any great amounts. Read More

Marketing to Gen Xer’s might require that you are someone cynical and arrogant in your marketing, promoting independence and breaking the rules. If you SPAM them or market directly to their mobile device, or call them! they will probably consider it an invasion of privacy.
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I asked some marketers to send me their entertaining stuff and made it clear I’m not looking for the next Super Bowl commercial, but something that entertains on a small biz budget. Read More

38% of our media interactions occur on a smartphone and 81% of our smartphone shopping is spur of the moment. Read More

Though you may be skeptical and “stuck in your ways,” the realization of more revenue will motivate you to change your habits… and that is how transformation begins. Read More

A look at what some of the largest tech companies are doing with what they know about you. When you log onto the internet, click on a website or search a word, tech behemoths including Google, Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Yahoo are watching. They track your preferences, collect information about you Read More