We all use social media of some kind, at least for personal use. But when it becomes part of your business, does that ultimately lead to more or less productive employees? According to a study by Microsoft, 46 percent of workers say that their productivity has greatly or somewhat increased because of social media use […]
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The Internet is full of articles and research of all kinds, which try to explain what makes the content viral. What you can confidently say is that the content goes viral if it can make people feel the urge to share it with their friends and followers. In this post, you will find some not-so-common,
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If you’re old enough to remember being amazed whenever someone emailed you a photo, even though it took several minutes to download a single image, you’re probably relieved that technology has advanced so much. These days, people send photos back and forth like it’s no big deal, and social media has played a huge role
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nstagram might not seem like an obvious social media choice when it comes to driving back traffic to your website, but the popular social network can not only help with that, but also with bringing a more human and approachable aspect to your brand. Photos are extremely popular on social networks – they usually drive
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If you’re reading this, you’ve bought into the concept that social media is important for your business. I spend a lot of time talking to small businesses around the country, and it often surprises me how many people still feel daunted by social media marketing and engagement. So, here are 7 ways to be more
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Where did our manners go? According to a Rasmussen poll taken last fall, 75% of adults polled said we’re getting less civilized as a population. In the workplace, the numbers are equally dismal: according to a Forbes.com article, author Christine Pearson cites research that says 96% of Americans report experiencing rudeness at work. The Digital
