The Essential Social Media Guide for Businesses
November 18, 2011 by Scotty Bruine
Filed under Facebook Marketing
The Authoratative Social Media Guide for Businesses
Twitter Traffic: The Easiest Way To Promote Your Home Business Website
July 8, 2011 by Rick Brady
Filed under Twitter Marketing
One of the great mysteries of the Internet universe is getting free traffic to your website. There are tons of ways to get traffic but only a few are really dynamic or viral for that matter. You need to do all but Organic Traffic is the best by far because 1) it works, 2) it’s free and 3) it’s targeted to your niche. That being said, Organic traffic can take many months to come to fruition, even for just one keyword or keyword phrase. You could shortcut the process by hiring an SEO firm, however a good reliable one will cost you dearly. If you want free targeted traffic there is another way.
Twitter Tools For Power Marketers
May 23, 2011 by Tooly Robinson
Filed under Twitter Marketing
Twitter is a site which is a mixture of social networking and internet blogging. With it, people are able to publish short messages, also known as “tweets” for others to see. They can also read the messages of others, from classmates and relatives to celebrities. It is very popular, with kids of all ages, with almost two hundred million created accounts. For new Twitter users, and even seasoned enthusiasts, there are a couple of good Twitter tools to get you started.
How to Increase Twitter Followers
May 20, 2011 by Javier Lucas
Filed under Twitter Marketing
In order to know how to increase twitter followers, it is important to first understand what role twitter plays in today’s online and connected world. Twitter is much more than a social media network. It is a way of life and a communication tool that is just as revolutionary and important as the invention of the telephone and email once was.
Are you experiencing a Twitter Problem?
April 18, 2011 by Angela Sapiana
Filed under Twitter Marketing
If you’re building a brand on Twitter, you’re probably spending considerable time and expense responding to tweets, followers and your brand. Have you considered the effect of the inevitable twitter problem?
