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9 Secrets To Improving Social Media Content Engagement and Performance

by Anna Rodriguez July 5, 2016 Follow @annrodriguez021July 5, 2016 Nearly all large corporations and small businesses are on social media. Even your kids’ lemonade stand probably has a Facebook page. There’s single explanation for this trend: everyone is on social media. According to recent data, there are more than 2.3 billion active social media … Continue reading 9 Secrets To Improving Social Media Content Engagement and Performance →

How Small Businesses Can Use Content Curation To Keep Up Their Social Media Presence

By Jessica Davis July 4th, 2016 Content curation is one of the best ways for businesses to keep their audience constantly engaged on social with minimum effort. By sharing content from relevant and popular sources, small businesses can gain the trust of their audience with ease and build credibility. Curated content is also a great conversation … Continue reading How Small Businesses Can Use Content Curation To Keep Up Their Social Media Presence →

7 Small Businesses That Showcase Social Success On A Budget

by Andrew Raso July 2, 2016 Follow @marketinggurus3July 2, 2016 There’s no shortage of ways for small businesses to get their brand and their message in front of customers. Aside from traditional print advertising and media buying, social channels like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter all offer paid ad models to give boosts to visibility and … Continue reading 7 Small Businesses That Showcase Social Success On A Budget →

Social Media for Startups: Competition, Knowledge and Budget

by Chitraparna Sinha July 1, 2016 Follow @chitraparnaJuly 1, 2016 According to the GEM Global Report, 3 businesses are launched every second! Unbelievable? Check out the visualization of startup births and death in “real-time’ here. The numbers are unbelievable and staggering. With the rising number of startup ventures, formulating and executing effective social media exposure … Continue reading Social Media for Startups: Competition, Knowledge and Budget →