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Worried about negative Yelp reviews? Don't be. Learn how you can use them to make your business better and stronger than ever before. Read More

Once you’ve done all the hard work to launch your amazing product or service, it’s time to get the word out. If you’re like most people you probably already have a basic marketing list written up that includes the usual things like using social channels and paid media for spreading the word, attend Read More

We all know that the B2B sales process is all about educating that prospective customer. In Episode 107 of the content marketing podcast, find out how you can use content to educate prospects at each level of that funnel … and to ensure that you're the obvious choice when they make the decision. Read More

Relationships are only as good as the sales they are built on, as a manager you need to look past relationships if you are to lead your team to success. Read More

From Tesco's accounting scandal to the 3 things to consider in outsourcing bookkeeping, check out Infinit Accounting's top 5 blogs last 2014. Read More

Below are 15 mistakes that should warn you that your content is not share-worthy. Read them and see which ones you’ve been guilty of – then use that knowledge to improve your posts. Read More

In the Auckland region we have a shortage of properties for sale, high immigration, and money coming in from China. Read More

You’ve worked incredibly long and hard to create your software. You’ve kept the company going through the development phase. Finally, your software is ready for prime time — and you’re ready to market it. So exactly how do you monetize your software? How do you recoup the investment you’ve put into Read More

Women in technology have more choices than ever for networking opportunities—including a growing number of tech events focused on women. Here are six of the most popular events nationwide.
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It can be a struggle to creatively represent your small business brand while conveying your message. After all, when you only have 140 characters, how can you be sure that your company’s style and values are coming through? Read More