Neighborhood Marketing
 
Let’s start with the basics: your Twitter bio (which can be only 160 characters or less) should include your business’ city and a very brief description of what...
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The primary social media site for use by professionals is LinkedIn. The site offers opportunities for individuals to network, find jobs and even conduct...
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Facebook needless to say, this tool has revolutionized the way we communicate and share information. If you’re reading this, I’m assuming you’ve already...
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Each site will have a different process, but they’re all basically variations of each other. The good news is, once you have a business summary you’re...
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Getting your content published in media outlets like newspapers, magazines and digital publications is a difficult, competitive task. Even if your business has...
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In the simplest terms possible, Google is your friend. That’s because if you do the right things , Google will be the easiest way to tell searchers about your...
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When it comes to a business’s advertising strategy, there is one general rule that shouldn’t be forgotten or overlooked: Remain consistent. All too often,...
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Have you tried advertising but feel like it hasn’t generated any results whatsoever? This could be attributed to several factors. Reaching the Wrong...
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Have you ever wondered whether entering your business into Google Places was worth your time? We’re here to tell you that it is. There are several reasons why:...
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Think about the last time you shared a link through email or Facebook. What was it about? It’s likely that you shared it because you found it interesting and...
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