Tired of managing your Twitter by manually searching for people to follow and slowly growing your audience? Wouldn’t it be great to totally automate your Twitter account while still maintaining a personal feel? To do this, one of the tools…
As small business owners, we understand how critical it is to be efficient – without being impersonal. We are always looking for ways to save time, make money and still provide excellent customer service. For these reasons, last year we made…
Google and Facebook are at it again. Shortly after Google+ was launched Facebook for Business went live. The timing couldn’t have been better for Facebook since Google failed to include businesses in the model for Google+. What is Google+? It…
Branded ImageEvery component of your business needs to reside under a single umbrella. That means it is especially important to portray the same message across print, web, and social media platforms. Make sure your website reflects the same look and…
Normally I wouldn’t talk politics, but when there is a marketing blunder on the campaign trail I simply can’t help myself. Meet Jane Corwin. She was a New York Assemblywoman running for Congress. If her elegant website and well written…
Video Marketing was fairly out of reach for many small businesses until YouTube came along. Many success stories came out of the exponential popularity of YouTube. The problem is those success stories have caught the attention of large competitors with…
By now you should have heard that if you aren’t blogging, you better start soon. Blogging is one of the best ways to generate new content and optimize your website. Generating new content is more likely to get you found…
Questions about Quora? What do you get when former Facebook, Twitter and Google employees get together? Quora— a user edited Q&A-type social media site. The beta version of Quora was launched about a year ago and it was made available…
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, who was recently named Person of the Year by Time Magazine, announced a new partnership with an unlikely “Underdog.” Hard to believe, but he was referring to Bing, the Microsoft owned search engine that could only…
