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Author Archives: Rhonda Hurwitz
The ROI of Marketing on Main Street: Be “Awesome”
I’m noticing something new on Main Street. As we educate ourselves before buying, there’s a new guy in town: peer-to-peer conversation on social networks. We still use online search, but more and more, we also use a trusted network of online … Continue reading
A Lesson in Marketing From Chris Brogan
When Chris Brogan started a new business called Human Business Works a while back, I subscribed to his email list. I didn’t really know what a subscription to Human Business Works was … but I knew that if it came from … Continue reading
Posted in business common sense, business wisdom, email marketing, marketing communications, personal branding, plain old common sense!, social media and role in business development, Social Media Best Practices, social media in business development, social networking, word of mouth
Tagged Chris Brogan, email marketing, Human Business Works
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6 Lessons From Dad
Some dads are known for fatherly advice or scaring off high school boyfriends … not mine. Still … the quiet guy who didn’t say much, in his own way, taught me a lot.
Linked in Password “Hack”: Time To Be More Vigilant
Yesterday, 6 million out of 160 million Linked members had their passwords hacked. In internet time, this is old news … but I wanted to share some thoughts.
Posted in internet security
Tagged internet security, linked in hacked, linkedin passwords stolen
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3 Successful Business Bloggers Share Their Secrets
When asked to give his best social media tip recently, a well known social media expert said: “start a blog”. Good advice! How to get started blogging, and what works? Three very successful, and very different, business bloggers shared their … Continue reading
5 Habits of Highly Successful Business Owners
Does your business have a strategy for growth? Are you reaching your full business potential? As President of Strategy Leaders, Andi Gray has a long history of helping businesses grow, and an uncanny knack for helping entrepreneurs get to the … Continue reading
Posted in business wisdom, entrepreneur, small business
Tagged business growth, entrepreneurship, Growth strategy
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Content Marketing: Does Your Content Make the Cut?
Content drives the social media and search marketing train. But with an avalanche of fresh content inundating our in-boxes and social networks each day, it’s challenging to keep up. We’re all so quick to hit delete, delete, delete … does your … Continue reading
10-Step Marketer’s Guide To Facebook Timeline for Business Pages
New Facebook Timeline for business pages is finally here, and we’re excited about the changes! The new format provides a bigger canvas to make your business stand out, a big improvement over the old, generic looking “wall”. Ready to give … Continue reading
A Special Pinterest Tip Every Business Should Know
How Should A Business Engage on Pinterest? I put the Pinterest Etiquette for businesses question out to Gini Dietrich, over at Arment Dietrich’s Facebook page. Ask and ye shall receive! Watch her “Facebook Question of the Week” response, below.
The Marketer’s Guide to Pinterest Etiquette
I’ve been thinking about “Pinterest Etiquette” lately. To be candid, I’m not sure we really need a special set of rules for Pinterest. Wouldn’t the same manners that work on every other social site, work on this one? Still, a … Continue reading
