I Don’t Have Time For This Social Media Thing!
by Jonathan SaarHow to have time — easily — to do this "social thing"
How to become more effective with your social media efforts
by Mike WiltonBusinesses are suffering because they leave their social media efforts for the internet only. The only way to truly be successful with social media is to fully integrate it into your business.
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Use These Simple Tricks To Increase Your Website Conversions
by Shane JonesBusiness websites operate as a digital extension of the actual brick and mortar facility. They educate potential customers about their products and services, and serve as a marketplace for customers to make purchases: maintaining a high conversion rate is key.
Google has a set of free tools under their Webmaster Tools to help you optimize your website for search engines and create a functional website for your visitors.
How To Plan a Project
by Lyena SolomonAny project starts with planning, continues to execution, completes with a roll-out, and transforms into support.
How do you plan a project?
Are You Approachable?
by Kevin EkmarkMost small business owners have no idea how to use the internet to their advantage in terms of PR, marketing, and customer service.
6 Common Web Design Fails You Can Easily Avoid
by Laura PeragalloWhen a site is properly designed, it provides a visitor with a satisfying experience and achieves the goals of the website. It gives the first impression of your business. It's a reflection of your brand.
7 Really Great Social Media Tricks You Should NEVER Use
by Kristy BolsingerEach and every society in the history of the world has evolved it's own culture. Through time and trial and anthropological influences the culture gradually solidifies. Internet culture is no different. There are norms and customs and expectations around behavior that should be observed.
How NOT Blocking Employees from Social Networking Sites Can Save You Money On Marketing
by Jessy TroyIf you fight your employees on social networking, you are fighting a losing battle.
Not to mention missing out on a great opportunity to lessen the load on your marketing budget without losing exposure. Your presence on the web is important; worker participation is a natural form of exposure that comes along without any prodding on your part.
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