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Social Media Marketing Techniques Last Update Social media is fast and fluid. Social media trends emerge fast and disappear even faster. There are rarely any instances where a previous social media trend remains relevant in the next year. Thus, it is imperative to keep pace with it. Prevalent social media practices must undergo constant evaluation […]
Dear blogger, Hope you know that, with your blog, you are sitting on a goldmine. Not even news media have as much relevance today as blogs— bloggers are today’s culture influencers, opinion leaders, even authorities, if you like. Perhaps your blog is not as popular as Jon Morrow‘s or John Chow‘s, but you have something […]
Why do you have a presence on the Internet? Why do you have a website? What is its purpose? If you have answered because everybody else is doing it then you are doing it for the wrong reasons; like going to the gym to feel good about yourself rather than to exercise and get fit. […]
Press releases (PR) are great for promoting websites and building up organic search engine rankings. Press releases get your company name out on the web and on major news sources. The exposure you get from writing and distributing a press release is amazing. In essence, PR is great for SEO. That is why so many […]
War isn’t yet over. That’s exactly how a fighter would respond after losing in a battle, and this seems to be like the case of Yahoo and Bing that have placed second with a total of 28.1 percent in the recent search engine ranks or statistics released by the comScore. Google won the search game […]
Oh how history repeats itself in such a delicious way. The Polaroid camera was removed from the market by a change in technology and other companies embracing it to the hilt–pushing the Polaroid camera and company into oblivion. Now, the website Instagram, whose symbol is oft seen as the Polaroid camera is not being pushed […]