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Social Media Marketing Misconceptions [stats]

One of the primary take-aways from the Pivot report is that social marketers are still in a somewhat obfuscated, confused state as pertains to the most basic aspects of their social strategies. In order to avoid falling into similar morasses of astigmatic market perspectives, online marketers should rely on hard data and metrics, not the seats of their pants.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:04-04:00December 27th, 2011|Social Media Marketing|

Beliebing in your SEO Campaign

You don’t have to become a Belieber to enhance your SEO campaign, but finding something as popular in your line of business as ‘Justin Bieber’ is with millions across the world and using it in the methods mentioned above week in, week out, could be the start of a whole new level of SEO success.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:06-04:00December 5th, 2011|Social Media Marketing|

3 key differences between Google+ and Facebook/Twitter

What network should you chose to focus your time and money on depends, obviously, on your audience (more bloggers and online marketers use Twitter, for example). One way you can identify where your audience might be hanging out online is to first identify the key differences between each of the major social networks. While the box on the outside of each network might look the same, inside there's quite a number of vitally important distinctions.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:06-04:00December 5th, 2011|Social Media Marketing|

Understanding and Viewing the Activity of Your Google+ Page

Google+ continues to successfully help any local business build their page and make it stronger. Each new feature helps you to view what's going on within your Google+ page and how traffic is using it in a variety of ways. As new features are released, descriptions explain how they can be used to better your Google+ experience to help promote and grow your local business.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:06-04:00December 2nd, 2011|Analytics & ROI Analysis|
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