This download comes courtesy of the good folks at HubSpot. It helps you learn how to create relevant, remarkable content to generate more leads for your business. It provides a step-by-step approach to help you handle the demands of constant content creation. In this 38-page guide, you will learn: How
People are more likely to click on a domain name that matches their search terms than a company domain name which can provide the answer to their problem. This theory was tested by Memorable Domains in a campaign for electric bicycles. Adverts which featured a generic domain name with an
This report shows clearly that social media leads to increased brand awareness and increased sales. If you are not “doing social” online you need to read this..! And if you are using social media, this study by Ogilivy and Mather will help yo consolidate what you are doing. Ogilvy
How do you monitor your social media? Can you monitor social media in just ten minutes a day? Well you can if you follow the advice in this free ebook. How to monitor your social media in ten minutes “How to Monitor Your Social Media Presence in Ten Minutes a
This free report which you can download now without having to reveal your email address takes you step by step through a complete system which will mean your business can benefit from blogging. This report shows you how to come up with ideas, how to schedule blogs and how to
This 18-page booklet is a complete guide to setting up a LinkedIn Group and how you can use it to create a successful online community for your business. Open publication – Free publishing
Generating leads for your business is one of the key reasons you have a web presence, no doubt. But just how can you generate those leads when there is so much online competition? When there is just so much Internet “noise”? This report from the experts at HubSpot shows you
Twitter can be used by professional speakers and presenters in a variety of ways; this download shows how.
Forums were the original “social networks” on the web. Prior to their invention we had “bulletin boards” of course and before them a part of the Internet called “newsnet” where people could ask questions, post information and get advice or support. Nowadays it might seem that Facebook or Twitter has
You cannot really benefit from any kind of online advertising unless you conduct a split test. This helps you compare one advert against another and see which one produces the best results. You can use split testing to check headlines, adjust copy, vary calls to action and determine which is
“Twitter is Not Just About Cheese Sandwiches“is the latest book from Twitter expert, Mark Shaw. This book will show complete novices to Twitter exactly how to get going. Plus anyone who is an “old hand” with Twitter, it provides some useful reminders and prompts to help you make sure you
One website is not enough these days. Instead you need many of them, especially in business. Few businesses have one target group of customers for which they provide just one product or service. If you are typical you have several different customer groups and many products to sell. If your
Twitter for Business is a 20-page guide written by small business marketing expert, John Jantsch who runs Duct Tape Marketing. The booklet covers the basics of Twitter and shows exactly how John uses it for his business, providing a valuable insight into expert usage. In this report you will find
A white paper on social media marketing
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47 Internet Tips for Business is a free booklet of advice for all kinds of online business
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