Crowdspring recently published a really nice infographic on how small businesses are using social media. Two quick things before we move on to the highlights of the infographic: 1) If you haven’t noticed by now, infographics are one of the hottest trends across the web. Data analysts and marketers have realized they are a fantastic
Here are eight reasons to use Twitter to promote your business: 1. Stay on top of industry trends. Follow authorities in your industry, including authors, trade associations, and related organizations so that you’re always learning. 2. Attract your target audience. Find them, exchange tweets with them, share information with them. Twitter is an active community
Ever open up one of those Share buttons on a Web site and see 100+ little icons and say to yourself Wha da…? Did you think it was going to stop at Facebook and Twitter? Nope! But what are all those icons? How does anyone have time for this? Who will stay and who
Facebook pages and Twitter accounts are no longer optional. Actions such as "like," "hashtag," "follow" and "check-in" are golden tickets to a business owner. [Rebecca Villaneda, hispanicbusiness.com] They are part of the growing lingo of social media, which has become an essential marketing tool in growing a business. The intentions are for small-business owners
With business travel on the rise, how can hotels ensure they maintain prime business travel accounts? The bottom line is simply courtesy and where, when and how that courtesy is displayed can make all the difference. [Melanie Nayer, 4Hoteliers.com] More than 3,000 of its business travel clients in more than 600 cities around the