If your marketing strategy includes a website, you’ve probably invested time and money creating your online presence. That’s why it’s so important to maximize that presence by avoiding some common website missteps.

Let’s review the top five fatal mistakes made on business websites…

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Have you taken the leap into online networking? If you haven’t, you’re missing out on a great tool for building your online presence. Sites like LinkedIn, Ecademy and Xing offer professionals and business owners a chance to connect with thousands of other professionals. There are, however, some simple rules you MUST follow if you want to be a welcome presence in online communities.

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Web 2.0 is the terminology that is given to this social phenomenon on the internet, in particular Facebook, Twitter, UTube, My Space and it applies to many more social sites. Everyone seems to have their favorites for various reasons.
One thing is for sure though, is the fact that any serious internet marketer needs to [...]

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Happy Thankgiving everyone. May the season be bright and full of ideas and innovations.

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Smaller companies have a better chance of surviving an economic slump than larger corporations because change is that much easier to implement. The last in a series of 5 articles on operating and marketing strategy will assist you in making the right decisions to survive the slump.

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Smaller companies have a better chance of surviving an economic slump than larger corporations because change is that much easier to implement. The fourth in a series of 5 articles on operating and marketing strategy will assist you in making the right decisions to survive the slump.

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Smaller companies have a better chance of surviving an economic slump than larger corporations because change is that much easier to implement. The third in a series of 5 articles on operating and marketing strategy will assist you in making the right decisions to survive the slump

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Smaller companies have a better chance of surviving an economic slump than larger corporations because change is that much easier to implement. The second in a series of 5 articles on operating and marketing strategy will assist you in making the right decisions to survive the slump.

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Smaller companies have a better chance of surviving an economic slump than larger corporations because change is that much easier to implement. This series of 5 articles on operating and marketing strategy will assist you in making the right decisions to survive the slump.

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You would be lucky to receive feedback upfront and have the opportunity to repair the relationship. If you haven’t, you are with the majority whose customers speak with their feet. Most times customers won’t give feedback upfront, and will instead take their business elsewhere.

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