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Ramp Up Your Social Strategy

Social media is changing faster than the weather this year. And while keeping up may just be impossible, there are a few simple strategies that will keep you fresh and moving forward. Take a look. Be where they are. With so many platforms and so little time, your customers are jumping around from niche blogs, […]

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Two Social Media Tips You Can’t Do Without

How can you get the most out of social media for your business or organization?  A big question.  While lots of factors are important, here are our top two tips:   1.  Make sure your content is high quality, relevant, and engaging. 2.  Re-purpose your content.  Use it again in different formats and on other […]

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Keeping It Personal

Social media is the hottest thing since the web was created and most of us use it personally.  In fact, you’re using a form of it right now.  So, it stands to reason that your business would profit from being involved with this new phenomenon – right? Well, yeah…maybe.  Social media is important to businesses of […]

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10 Basic Strategies For Increasing Website Traffic

There are lots of tools available these days for getting more people to visit your website. Some are high-tech, some are expensive, and some require the services of an agency or specialized marketing professional. But there are also several basic strategies nearly any business can follow that are sure to boost website traffic. Here’s a list of our […]

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Surfing the Internet Can Make Your Workers More Productive!

Okay, believe it or not, a new study by the University of Melbourne’s Department of Management and Marketing found that surfing the Internet for fun in the office increases productivity by nine percent. Dr. Brent Coker, who authored the study, suggested that “People need to zone out for a bit to get back their concentration.” […]

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