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4 All-too-Common B2B Social Media Marketing Mistakes (and their Money-Saving…

Companies focused on B2B marketing are quickly adapting to the Social Media Marketing (SMM) world. A smart move given how relevant building strong social relationships are within B2B functions. The only problem is that as many move into the SMM realm they pickup bad habits, taught to them by colleagues and fake SMM gurus online. [...]

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5 Sure-Fire Strategies for Building a Solid Social Media Marketing Foundation

The following sure-fire strategies to lead you to Social Media Marketing success are fairly basic—but sometimes its good to start at, or go back to, the basics. If you regularly incorporate the tips below you will build a solid foundation for your social media marketing campaign. Once you have your foundations you can begin to [...]

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The 11 Unwritten Rules for Social Media Marketing

Social Media Marketing professionals understand that there are certain unwritten Golden Rules that everyone is obliged to follow, but newbies to the game often miss the basics. Here are the unwritten rules that will create a solid base for any Social Media Marketing campaign: There Are No Shortcuts No matter what Social Media Consultants, bloggers [...]

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6 (Actually Helpful) Tips to Double your Conversion Rate

Whether you are internet marketing to boost sales of your own product or earning revenue from affiliate marketing, better conversion rates mean money in the bank. You’ve likely read a few soft, evergreen articles about how to ‘create better content’, ‘clean up your fonts’, ‘choose your ad positioning carefully’ and other unhelpful nonsense. Enough of [...]

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The Latest Google Algorithm Changes and Why Social Media Signals Matter

The chameleon-esque Google algorithm has changed (yet) again. The newest polymorphic round of ‘tweaks’ announced on the Official Google Blog could impact up to 35% of searches. To put this into perspective, the better-known Panda update affected just 12%.  The newest round of changes is focusing on, according to Google Fellow Amit Singhal, determining the [...]

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