Marketing is everywhere you look, almost literally. Regardless of whether you pay attention to it or not, in order to function in society you have to buy things, and chances are when you decide to do so you’ll encounter a professional marketer. Not all marketers are bad people – quite the contrary – but you have to know how to identify the legitimate, honest ones from the bad apples. Here are a few signs to look out for that might indicate you’re getting scammed into buying something you don’t actually need.
5 Ways Marketers Trick You Into Buying Things You Don’t Need
May 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
4 Marketing Tips to Capture Your Business Moments With Instagram and Gain a New League of Customers
May 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
There is no denying that Instagram is in the spotlight at the moment. After Facebook recently purchased the popular photo sharing application for a whopping $1 billion earlier last month, Instagram recently released a new version for Android users and it made another milestone when it reached its 50 million user mark just last week. It has also been reported that the photo sharing service is continuously amassing 5 million users each week. These are clear indications how powerful Instagram is and with the free application constantly finding ways to improve its services, it can be expected that the number will continue to grow.
Ebook Publishing | How To Write, Publish and Sell Your Own Lucrative eBook
May 10, 2012 By 2 Comments
Ebook publishing can you make you famous, want to know how?
An electronic or ebook isn’t a new concept. What is new is the availability of affordable portable devices to read books in digital format such as Kindle and Nook. While not likely to eliminate hardbacks and paperbacks anytime soon, ebooks do present a unique opportunity to aspiring authors looking to get published. Retailers from Barnes & Noble to Amazon have embraced the concept, mainly due to the emergence of a growing number of readers looking for more convenient ways to read or for a better way to hide their copy of “Fifty Shades of Grey.”
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What Small Business Owners Can Learn from Shark Tank
May 7, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Shark Tank is a show on ABC where real life entrepreneurs and small business owners get to pitch their ideas to a panel of wealthy “sharks” and try to get them to invest. Just the exposure of the show alone is enough to make every small business owner want to get a shot with the sharks. Not all small business owners are that lucky, though, so they’ll have to settle for just taking away some of the show’s most important lessons.
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How to Deal With Negativity in the Blogosphere
May 3, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The speed at which information travels on the web is such that powerful players can be made and unmade in the blink of an eye. Savvy blogging tactics and clever social media maneuvers can help boost the reputation of an upcoming business just as easily as it can ruin an established one. Such is the dangerous world of perpetual online commentary. I’d like to take some time to walk you through the process of dealing with negative feedback you might encounter in the blogosphere, whether it’s through a nasty comment on your blog or a toxic tweet aimed at your business’s services.
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Five No Fail Tricks to Engage Your Readers
Content is the most important aspect of your website, your blog, your articles and your white papers. If you are creating something that requires other people to read it, the content is what will garner attention, what will provide information and what will engage your readers. You can have a fancy website, you can even have pretty fonts and colors and images, but if your content is sub par, you’ll have all these fancy things without any readers.
When you engage your readers, they will be more interested in what you have to say. They will take away more information from your content, and they will be more inclined to become avid readers by either revisiting your website or blog or signing up for a newsletter or other content updates.
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