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American Heart Month: ‘I’ll Always Be a Heart Mom’ Video (More Awareness Needed) by Brian Rice
Since starting this blog nearly four years ago, I have written over 500 posts but by far this was the most challenging to write. I started, stopped and erased this it dozens of times because emotionally I couldn’t find the right words.
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6 Social Media Marketing Myths to Avoid by Monique Torres
Despite its relative youth, social media marketing has proven itself to be a valuable addition to the marketing mix. As reliance on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms continues to grow, business owners and marketing managers must educate themselves on the myths and realities of social media marketing.
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Utilize These Instagram Tools for Your Business by Omkar Mishra
Instagram is slowly growing as one of the top socially enabled mediums for Brands as well as individuals. With the cries of teens getting tired of Facebook over time and Instagram providing an alternative, Brands are slowly waking up to the fact that Instagram can also be leveraged as a visual medium to assist in their awareness/reach campaigns. According to SumAll’s latest report, Instagram beat Facebook as well as Twitter in terms of engagement and return on social investment.
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How to Use Images to Increase Your SEO Performance by Spencer Frandsen
You’ve taken the time to make your website as user-friendly as possible. You’ve written great content, and you’ve found just the right image to back up that content. But, are you getting credit from the search engines for those images?
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Google Unmasks the Anonymous With Google Authorship by Chris Abraham
Google has a goal in mind and it has more to do with visitor identification as it relates to targeted advertising than it has to do with improving the quality, speed, or usefulness of searching or finding. This demands drawing out as many anonymous visitors as possible. This includes members with false names, stage names, brand names, noms de plume, and noms de guerre.
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