Posts Tagged ‘ social marketing ’

What should you be posting on Facebook or tweeting on Twitter?

Learn what to post on social media outlets.[ READ MORE ]

Starr Hall’s Tips On: How to Build a Fan-Worthy Facebook Page

Starr Hall posted her blog on February 6th, 2012.  Read more here. As Facebook continues to enhance its fan page options, businesses are not only struggling to keep up with the changes, but they also are still trying to figure out how to brand and market their pages. Because of some of the changes, strategies [...][ READ MORE ]

4 Reasons Why Haters Are Good for Your Company

Learn to use haters to fuel positive change in your company. [ READ MORE ]

Access a World Of Insights For Small Businesses

With many companies feeling the pain of rough financial times, it's important for entrepeneurs to obtain accurate small business advice. You'll find helpful products, tools, support and guidance from the small business services at Experian.com. [ READ MORE ]

Content Marketing – tips to get started today

Get started with a content marketing program today. [ READ MORE ]

How to Grow Your Blog with the Rule of 10 by Neil Patel

Grow your blog following with these simple tips.[ READ MORE ]

New Year: New Website – 5 Easy Ways to Optimize Your Website

With the New Year comes many New Year’s resolutions. Lose a few pounds, be more financially responsible, etc. This year, why not improve your websites customer experiences. Your customers are the heart and soul of your business and the key to your businesses success. The development of multiple channels is important, but many small businesses discount the value of site redesign strategies and simple [...][ READ MORE ]

5 Social Media Tips for Your Business

Easy ways for you to up-skill and stay ahead of your online competitors - when it comes to social media.[ READ MORE ]

Considering a Daily Deals campaign to find new customers? Make sure you know who you are looking for first.

Profile your customers before your daily deals campaign so you can make the most of the leads you generate.[ READ MORE ]

You know your customers, but do you understand them?

You probably know your customers, but do you really understand them?  Knowing your customers — information typically collected by a business — means you generally know who they are demographically, their age, gender, location, etc.  Most small businesses do a good job on this front.  When it comes to understanding customers, however, many companies come [...][ READ MORE ]