Lead Generation Tips And Ideas For Small Business Owners
I’ve previously blogged about what happens in an Internet minute. This is a recent update, which shows how the most poular apps are changing and traffic is still increasing! I want to thank Alex for today’s submission, provided by Opening Roof Specialists!
Ever wonder what happens in 60 seconds on the Internet? Check this out! Psst! Your devices are doing this automatically – even while you sleep!
It is surprising to see just how connected all of the main brands that we use are. In fact, just a few companies are the owners of the majority of the businesses that we interact with on pretty much daily basis. A huge number of brands are owned by just a few multinationals. The world […]
Here is some research that says using emoticons in business emails is not a good idea. Did we really need a research study to confirm that?!?! 🙄
Sensis has just published its 2017 Social Media Report which makes for interesting reading if you are an Internet Marketer. If you want to make the most of your Internet/Web marketing investments, have a look at my Internet Marketing Toolkit. It’s for legitimate brick and mortar businesses who want to generate qualified leads.
Not too long ago I shared with you an infographic – 104 facts about mobile marketing. Since I have an interest in infographics that relate to social media and all things Internet, I found a new infographic that closely correlates with this one… The new infographic is entitled, “Internet In Real Time.” It contains various […]
Today’s post is a submission from ReputationManagement.com on How To Google Yourself, which is great advice when considering your online persona and profile.
I just got the sad news… Howdy, Twitterfeeders! We’re writing to let you know that Twitterfeed will be shutting its doors on October 31st, 2016. It’s been one heck of a run and we can’t thank you enough for your loyal usage and support over the years. If you’re looking for a service similar to […]
Another interesting study revealing the downside or social notworking apps like Facebook… Could you handle going cold turkey for a week? Hmmm…. What does that say about you? Your life, the quality of your relationships or lack thereof? I am not making a value judgment, just asking a few simple questions. The stronger your emotional […]
As a reader or subscriber to this blog, you know my ‘opinion’ of social media… This cartoon summarises it quite cleverly.
A friend recently asked me how to change her Linked In photo… Step 1: Go into your Linked In account. Step 2: Click on Edit profile. Step 3: Scroll down to your current photo. Step 4: Insert and position your new photo. Step 5: […]
Thank you Alex Pataky of Opening Roof Specialists for forwarding this on. I am sure several of our readers and subscribers will purchase the book!
You need to watch the video first – it is simply AMAZING.. When you’re done, click to read more.
I am not a fan of Twitter, but it does have its valuable use, like receiving all the posts from my blogs – automatically when you follow Marc Dussault… But there are some things you should not do on Twitter as this funny video reminds us… Ten things not to do on Twitter: Don’t retweet […]
Even though this is a study by Virgin Mobile, it still puts into question the true so-called value of Social Media… As you know from reading this blog, I am NOT a proponent of Social Media. I rely on RESULTS to direct my marketing and sales activities. If you do what everyone else does, you […]
As a reader or subscriber to this blog, you know I am fundamentally “against social media” based on some fundamental business and online privacy principles. The following excerpts from a recent study bolster my belief that the influence of social media is grossly overrated – IN MOST instances. yes, there are exceptions, but exceptions are […]
If you read this and my other blogs, you know I’m anti Social Media. The story of the pretty World Cup fan winning a L’Oreal modelling contract only to lose it because of an offensive social media post is just one of countless examples of how people are paying the price for being irresponsible with […]
Social networking websites have become a popular way to interact with people on the Internet. Thirty-five percent of adults on the Internet now have a profile on at least one social networking site, and 51 percent have more than one. Three-quarters of users between the ages of 18 and 24 have an online profile. Facebook, […]
This is from a parody Twitter account, but I thought it made the point quite succinctly: Being popular on Facebook is like sitting at the cool table in a mental hospital.
