It’s clear that social media has changed the marketing game. But what’s most discernible about the phenomenon is that it’s serving as somewhat of an equalizer between large and small marketers.
Your business has never been as vulnerable as it is now: there are security threats, a globalized market, and an ever-evolving digital landscape. Successful brands embrace complementary elements — and that’s nowhere more true than in your online strategy.
With over 330 million people around the world using Twitter on a regular basis, it’s easy to see its impact on society.
A good blog should attract a readership if it’s going to stand a chance of becoming effective as an inbound marketing strategy.
It is quite easy to write a blog post. All it takes is gathering your content in a readable format and then publishing it on your blog — and a few dozen extra steps after that.
Blogging is another way of networking. You begin with a small audience and hope that they will spread the word about your blog.
If you’re not using Instagram as a marketing tool, you’re missing out!
RSS reader, Digg Reader – perhaps one of the best known names out there when it comes to RSS feeds readers – shut down at the end of March.
More and more companies are using social media to care for their customers.
Blogging is a fun way to express yourself – it is a platform that is fairly simple to use and that lends itself to getting your unique message out there. It is also a great business marketing tool.
