Many of our clients use Gmail or Google Hosted mail. We do as well. This product looks to be a very useful addition to Gmail. Definitely going to check it out.
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It’s important. Extremely important to engage your customers in social media. You can’t just be a shoutbox broadcasting your marketing message. You’ll be flat out ignored.
This article, Leave the spam in the can, thank you, talks about the how and why of engagement.
Excellent post on the importance of meeting your clients in person.
From Call-to-Action Use in Social Media
Great article by Fabio Sergio of frog on group collaboration vs. individual genius.
Excellent tip from one of the business world’s most innovative thinkers— Seth Godin:
Let me guess: check the incoming. Check email or traffic stats or messages from your boss. Check the tweets you follow or the FB status of friends.
You’ve just surrendered not only a block of time but your freshest, best chance to start something new.
If you’re a tech company or a marketer, your goal is to be the first thing people do when they start their day. If you’re an artist, a leader or someone seeking to make a difference, the first thing you do should be to lay tracks to accomplish your goals, not to hear how others have reacted/responded/insisted to what happened yesterday.
Has your business just created its own Facebook page? Or maybe you haven’t quite taken that first step? Not to worry! This free e-book is a must have for those looking to dive right into Facebook marketing. Chocked full of handy tips for both new users and seasoned users, I found it to be a very useful addition to my marketing arsenal.
Wonderful article about why Apple’s profit per square foot is 6 times that of Best Buy and what you can learn from that.
It’s a problem we’d all love to have: too much work. The question is, what’s the proper way to handle it so that it doesn’t come back to bite you in the butt later?
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