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being a good writer nowadays just doesn’t cut it. You have to really stand out. How can you do it and still maintain the quality? It’s actually very easy. In fact, you won’t believe how easy this is. Stay with me until the end.. Read More

Small businesses do great things for local economies, but did you know they're also good for your body and health? Check out the findings for yourself! Read More

Social media is growing up. It may not be a full-fledged, financially independent adult, but it is maturing. No longer can it be written off as a mere play thing for Millenials to use to connect with their friends or marketers to blindly throw money at in hopes that it advances their (poorly define Read More

Read a summary of what I learned from a leading B2B marketing company on how and why personas are the key to gaining ground over the competition. Read More

It may seem obvious that consumers prefer better looking websites, but it’s clear that not all business owners appreciate the importance of design. Email newsletters are a bigger design mess. This infographic should help you determine if you’re following good practices for email newsletter design. Read More

90 percent of small businesses in the United States are family-owned. That got me thinking about the positive impact working with family can have. Read More

Blogging has come to stay, and because there are so many blogs on the internet today, it can be very tough to distinguish your own blog from all of the others Read More

One of the most common questions from bloggers or people, who already have some experience in this online communication, is how to increase participation in Facebook.

It’s a very interesting question that has many possible answers, all complementary.

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All of us want to be read. Everyone wants to know how to get more visits.

There are many possible answers to this question, and you are only a click to know them. Read More

Lasting from April 4-9, the Toronto Silent Film Festival annually celebrates something near and dear to my heart — silent film. Although silent film aficionados already know about the festival, the TSFF launched a new imaginative campaign aimed at connecting with a new, younger audience by embracin Read More