March 5, 2013 | By Megan Totka | 4 Comments">4 Comments
A major challenge for small businesses is figuring out how to properly market their brand without enlisting in the help of others. This is where social media comes into play. In fact, 70 percent of adult social networkers say they shop online, and 53 percent follow a brand.
March 4, 2013 | By Nikko Marasigan | No Comments">No Comments
According to digital business analytics company comScore, there are over 100 million smartphone users in the United States alone as of early this year. In conjunction with that staggering figure, experts estimate that 68.6 million people do their shopping on their smartphones.
The results are evident. Mobile marketing poses a bright future for marketing for small businesses.
February 28, 2013 | By David A. George | 7 Comments">7 Comments
This is BIG news!
The Heyo wizards have released some incredible updates to our mobile app creator that will have you giddy with excitement.
From themes and widgets, to bookmark and color tools, we’ve heard your feedback and have turned it into something truly amazing.
February 21, 2013 | By David A. George | No Comments">No Comments
This is a guest post by Tim Sae Koo, CEO of Tint, a simple tool that has helped thousands of brands create social hubs on their brand properties and increase their sales as a result.
Many of us brands today spend a ton of our time engaging with our audiences on social media by creating and sharing relevant content with them.
We share beautiful photos on Instagram, hilarious videos on Youtube, clever tweets on Twitter, and engaging news on Facebook.
But what can you do with that content after it’s been shared and received some likes and comments?
February 19, 2013 | By Dennis Yu | 2 Comments">2 Comments
On Twitter, there is actually no such thing as an impression.
Not only is it not provided, but even twitter themselves doesn’t know if someone saw the tweet.
There are so many 3rd party tools for posting and reading that there’s no way for them to know.
And then there are the issues of fake twitter users, but that’s another story.
So the industry workaround here is to assume all followers saw the message.
February 15, 2013 | By David A. George | 3 Comments">3 Comments
Over the past two days, we have been working our way through 45 ridiculously easy ways to use HTML embed codes. (see Part 1, Part 2)
Today we’re wrapping it all up with the top Lead Generation HTML embed codes – like email embeds, forms, docs, and the “other” category.
Turns out, though, I found more than 45 that I wanted to share with you.
So here is the final installment, bringing us to 51 ridiculously easy ways. I guess I’ll be changing the title later…
February 14, 2013 | By David A. George | 7 Comments">7 Comments
Yesterday, we covered how to use different HTML embed codes to pull in some pretty awesome multimedia elements (if you didn’t read the post, click here to see part 1).
Today, we’ll continue the 45 ridiculously easy ways by getting social media savvy, and learning about the top 29 HTML embeds for socialites. Starting off with #11…
