Infographic; marketing has to constantly re-invent it’self in order to keep up with the rapid progression on technology and new media channels.
Who isn’t on Facebook and Twitter? If you answered “Me,” then we have a problem if you are talking your business. Hold off on reading this; go start a Facebook…
The APPocolypse is upon us, take shelter from the crumbling marketplace. Mobile applications are in desperate need of a retooling in order to save users from the overload of Apps
Well, that escalated quickly – The way people search the internet is constantly evolving. At first you needed to know the exact web address, then we could “Askjeeves” and he would help us find what we needed. Then the search engine, Google, changed the way you surf the web. The search algorithms that Google utilizes, established, transformed, and forever changed the way you, as a business, market yourself online.
With social media rising in popularity due to its interactive and engaging capabilities, it can be very easy to overlook the importance of a good website. It is important to understand why a website is one of the most essential elements of a strong marketing plan and what exactly makes a website good or bad.
Google has created a new way for businesses to be seen online. Using the technology based on their “street view” maps, Google has figured out a way to capture and showcase a business’s interior. Yes, you read that correctly – Google now offers ways to integrate a walk through tour of your business. They call this Google Business Photos
The internet refers to the worldwide connection of computer networks between billions of people, institutions, organizations, and governments. In the past 15 years, it has completely revolutionized our daily and work lives by improving our ability to communicate, network, share information, and do just about everything.
An idea is a dream. When you plan out your idea that distant and unreachable dream becomes a reality. This is the reality of a business owner. Starting a business…
How many companies can you name that are direct competitors of yours? What do they offer? What do you offer? Do those things overlap? What about your sales approach, is that similar?
Infographic outlining some interesting internet search statistics for 2013.
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