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Why you shouldn't be ignoring Twitter
There have been many articles written about why to use Twitter, and we've certainly published our fair share of them. However, the landscape is constantly changing. New trends, ideas, applications, and features come out, and they further emphasize Twitter's place in said landscape. Following are some reasons why it is becoming increasingly important to marketers.
1. Twitter Lists
Twitter Lists are changing the game. With the Lists gadget, your …Business Briefing Event
Tuesday, 20 October 2009 20:05
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When: Wednesday 2nd December 2009 / 4:30-6:30pm
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…The importance of website usability
Websites are a main player when it comes to marketing. They provide everyone with easy access to all the information about your company, products and services and make it possible for anyone anywhere to contact you easily and cheaply.Usability is very important; the user has to be able to navigate the website. Firstly you need to design a clear and simple navigation system. The visitor will want to know where they are, where they have been and wh…Recession Proof Your Business - 3 Proven Client Retention Tactics
In today's economy, one of the best ways we can recession proof our business is to retain our current clients. As our economy continues to fluctuate, controlling expenses and optimizing service levels from partners and suppliers is going to become the focus for all of our customers. We all must be sensitive to these "changing winds" and enhance the experience of our customers each time we interact with them.
We must go back to the basics of serv…PR for Small Businesses
What is PR?
Press or public relations – basically, a method of communicating via print, web or broadcast media, to raise and reinforce awareness of your brand with customers and prospects. Non-media PR includes sponsoring a local sports team or event, donating products to charity auctions, giving talks at conferences or other events and taking a stand at an exhibition. These are not a substitute for media PR, but they can be highly effective.
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