Twitter isn't for pitching. It's for networking.
by: Rae Hoffman-Dolan | channel: Small Business Resource Center
Some things in business are worth worrying about and some aren't. These are those that aren't.
by: Annie Mueller | channel: Small Business Resource Center
From playing Farmville to following mindless status updates, Facebook is a well-known time suck. Here's how to use it to get things done instead.
by: Janey Osterlind | channel: Productivity, Technology
Pinterest, the interactive pinboard, is another social media platform gaining popularity. It's also another opportunity to get noticed and gain customers.
by: Heather Allard | channel: Small Business Resource Center
Facebook, Twitter, G+ can all be cost effective marketing tools. They can also be time and resource sinks.
You've tried twitter and haven't noticed a boost in business? Try these tweaks to tune up your profile, your tone and your connections.
by: Justine Grey | channel: Small Business Resource Center
If you've added a social media component to your marketing, be sure to actively measure and track your efforts.
by: Chris Birk | channel: Small Business Resource Center
Cover the basics to turn LinkedIn to a contact finder and lead generator.
by: Justine Grey | channel: Career Building, Small Business Resource Center
Recent surveys show that your customers are spending more and more time on social media. Are you?
by: Glen Stansberry | channel: Small Business Resource Center
Your social networks, online and off, can be powerful business building tools. Here's how to make the most of them.
by: Tom Harnish | channel: Small Business Resource Center
Find out how to find Facebook giveaways to enter and win. Keep your privacy, too!
by: Linsey Knerl | channel: Extra Income
Google+ is not yet a month old, but already it's the subject of widespread myths about its worth to small business.
Everyone says you should be on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Should you be?
by: Thursday Bram | channel: Small Business Resource Center
Maybe all guerrilla marketing needs to regain its buzz is a little guerrilla marketing.
Online advertising is much cheaper than print advertising. But to get results, you've got to find your audience and test your pitch.
Smart phones aren't just for urban hipsters. Neither is mobile marketing.
by: Julie Rains | channel: Small Business Resource Center
If your brand is mentioned on Twitter, but you're not there to hear it, did that brand mention really benefit your business?
by: Heather Allard | channel: Entrepreneurship, Small Business Resource Center, Technology
Cover these basics and in no time your social media marketing will start turning clicks into customers.
Make the most of your customers' tight mobile phone screen space and their tight mobile phone attention spans.
Do your homework before launching a Groupon campaign. If you don't, a social media money-maker may become a social media monster.
by: John Joyce | channel: Small Business Resource Center
Facebook
Become a fan
Twitter
Follow us
RSS
Subscribe
Subscribe via email:
Facebook
Become a fan
Twitter
Follow us
RSS
Subscribe