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Author Archives: Natalie Howard
The Newest Social Media Tool for Small Business Owners
Share Social media can now be harnessed to generate the one asset small business owners can never get enough of: capital. Whether you’re looking to raise money for a new venture or want to expand your current business, fundraising websites … Continue reading
Utilizing Yelp to Build Your Company’s Brand
Share There are a growing myriad of consumer review websites for small business owners to create accounts for their brands on. However, one stands above the rest as the ultimate weapon for small business owners – Yelp. Yelp.com allows users … Continue reading
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Four Benefits of Utilizing Tumblr for Your Business’ Social Media Marketing
Share With nearly 40 million blogs, Tumblr is fast becoming a top microblogging platform that your brand may benefit from. Not only does the website receive over 13 billion views per month, but it is also user-friendly. Here are our … Continue reading
Three Social Media Platforms to Expand Your Brand into in 2012
Share Facebook and Twitter remain the big men on the social media campus, but other microblogging platforms offer more specialized approaches to interacting with your audience. While not every website is relevant to your brand, being aware of the options … Continue reading
