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Tag Archives: social media
Four Online Marketing Mistakes Small Businesses Make (And How to Avoid Them)
The following is a guest post by digital marketing strategist Seth Spears. As a small business owner, when it comes to marketing your product or service online, there are two options: jump in feet first as an early technology adopter, … Continue reading
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Tagged customer experience, design, guest post, seo, seth spears, small business marketing, social media, web sites
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shoving new ideas into old boxes
There are lots of new marketing tools popping up that you can use to send your message to your audience. So why are you repurposing this new social technology to fit your current models instead of creating new ones? Don’t … Continue reading
the cart and the horse
We’re now on the other side of the curve. If your organization doesn’t already have a toe in the social media waters, you’re late to the game. But just as “everybody” threw up an online brochure and said they had … Continue reading
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Tagged customer experience, customer service, social media
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social media marketing perfection
Small businesses and large corporations are all atwitter about how to do social media. (pun intended) They hire snake oil social media gurus or they rely on advice from an agency (who only has 13 facebook fans and 81 twitter … Continue reading

