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Social media has exploded at a lightening speed during recent times and any business house that neglects SMM (Social Media Marketing) will be doing so at its own peril. People are no longer viewing press/TV/radio advertisements to know about your brand, products/services. They learn more about your Read More

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We all know the grumpy cat when we see him. He has taken over the Internet with his unique antics. It's about time that marketers look into these and use them for marketing. Read More

Want to get the latest trends and news about social media. Here is a good compilation from Small Biz Trends. From here, it is only a matter of choosing the news that matters to you. Read More

Want to learn more about hitting those sales? Here is a book that describes the matter in a way that history and adventure books do. You may enjoy reading this if you love reading this type of stuff. Read More

Are you going on a business trip? If you are, then don't forget to download one of these apps. It keeps you from getting lost and allows you to take note of everything that you have experienced on your trip. Read More

Did you know that 50% of B2B startups fail? You may find this surprising. But these are some factors why they end up failing. Read More

Marketing must convey the same messages over and over again until the product and message synonymous. Without consistency, the result is an identity crisis. Read More

There are many techniques through which you can increase traffic to your website, and while some people opt for blog commenting, many others prefer forum posting. Read More

Consumers are 7 per cent more likely to click on a display ad during the weekend, says Adform’s Quarterly Media Barometer. Surprisingly, the average cost for online advertising at the weekend was found to be lowest, around 12 per cent lower than during the week. Read More