Friday, August 20th, 2010 •
Staci Rae •
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Facebook is a part of our everyday lives, and once you understand how it works you’ll be able to see how you can use Facebook to market your business. Social networking sites like Facebook draw a hugely loyal fan base, which can be a real boon to any business. If you can manage to get a loyal fan base on Facebook for your business, you’ll be in good shape for success. Twenty percent of fans will come back to your page more than once, the highest return rate of any social networking site. That’s a great news for your business!
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Thursday, May 13th, 2010 •
Doran James •
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Twitter has exploded onto the scene in recent years, and has become one of the largest social networking sites available to use. This type of online messaging, or tweeting as it’s been officially named, began as a social community akin to text messaging until online marketers recognized how powerful this type of communication tool could be. Of course, there are different ways to utilize these types of marketing instruments. If you want to get the results you expect, you should do everything correctly. If you do things differently than you should, you will not like the results. The great thing about this type of marketing is you can avoid common Twitter foul-ups by following a few simple rules. The first important thing to remember when it comes to Twitter is that it’s actually a social site and definitely geared to the public. It is for this reason that your business will get tremendous exposure. The following article will be showing you how you can capitalize on Twitter as a promotional medium and teach you about the common mistakes you should avoid at the same time.
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Sunday, April 11th, 2010 •
Staci Rae •
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Remember that old saying, “Nobody ever said life was easy”? Well, whoever wrote that had social media marketing in mind. OK, maybe not, but the principle does apply. Social media marketing on sites like Facebook, which relies on amassing a fan base, is not easy. But by the end of the article you’ll be equipped with everything you need to know to make it a success.
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Saturday, October 24th, 2009 •
Michael Fleischner •
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By now you know that Twitter has taken on a life of its own. What used to be considered a micro-blogging site is now the topic of most online conversations. You might be asking yourself what that may mean to your business and more importantly what it means to you.
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Tuesday, August 11th, 2009 •
Alexis Jameson •
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Web 2.0 real estate marketing is taking the real estate world by storm. Agents are putting aside their old tired ways of advertising and turning to the plethora of social media sites to help them on their quest to find clients instead.
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Monday, August 10th, 2009 •
Samuel Awosolu •
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There are many ways to market your online business. Newer and more efficient ways to market and advertise are being discovered and developed. To boost your traffic tremendously, here are tips on how a social bookmarking submission tool can help you.
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Friday, July 31st, 2009 •
Matthew Loop •
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Web 2.0 and social media are a great leveler and for small businesses that get it right, they have been able to compete with the big boys in a way that wasnt possible, ever before. Before the advent of social media networking, the only way to reach out to thousands of people was to spend a lot in advertising, and then hope that people see and remember your 30 second advertisement.
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Friday, July 24th, 2009 •
Donita Branch •
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Paid blogging is becoming more and more popular. There are many unusual reasons why this may be the case.
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Thursday, July 16th, 2009 •
J Davis •
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A while back I bought an internet marketing course by Ryan Deiss with the title “continuity Blueprint” It was pitch through a huge internet launch like the typical internet marketing courses are done and was very well played to say the least. I really was drawn to the way Ryan Deiss broke down the process of building a membership site online to its simplest form so even a newbie could understand and follow his techniques.
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Wednesday, June 10th, 2009 •
Matthew Loop DC •
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If you’re like most other chiropractors, you probably have a website online that you were told was going to draw thousands of new customers, but those claims have proven to be empty. Perhaps some webmaster enticed you with claims of past successes, but you still see no new patients walking through your doors. This is the reality of chiropractic marketing today. You’re spending tons of money and seeing little results. This is horrible news in these harsh economic times.
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