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From the Inside Out: Internal Processes and Customer Loyalty
Even the most professional brands can have poor customer loyalty. If that sounds like your business, you should examine its internal processes! Customers might never see the way your business is run, but its inner workings can decide whether they’re one-time visitors or lifelong fans.
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7 Super Facebook Hacks That Are a Waste of Your Time
With millions of active Facebook users, the social media juggernaut is of great interest to businesses and entrepreneurs all over the world who want to find new business and customers. Facebook is a wonderful tool to integrate into a marketing strategy and, if executed well, over time can produce great, undeniable results.
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5 Ways to Grow Your Followers on Social Media and Find Influencers
It is estimated that 75 million Americans check their social media several times a day; as a consequence, social media is quickly becoming one of the fastest and most effective methods to influence the public, from current events to retail, everything is funneled through the social media stream.
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Quality Posting vs Quantity? 7 Reasons Why Less is More
Whether you’re a blogger or business owner, you’ve no doubt heard the term “content marketing” and, if you’ve done your homework, you know how important the value of content is to your marketing efforts.
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10 Signs You Should Invest In Email Marketing Services
Most business owners understand that email marketing is one of the most powerful strategies they can use in their quest to build customer relationships and increase sales. Not only is it cost-effective, it allows you to target a specific audience, build your brand, and provides you with measurable results.
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Maximize Your Efforts: Why a Target Audience is Important
Different audiences have different needs. You can’t sell honey to a bee: a bee already has honey. You might find a bee or two willing to buy the honey, but you’re not going to make a profitable margin from the few sales you do make. Increasing, or gaining, profits require an understanding of to whom you’re trying to sell.
