by Red Jun | May 26, 2015 | Email Marketing, Small Business
It's obvious that one of the biggest keys to long term success online is by making use of nurtured customer and prospect email lists. And the odds are not ever in your favor: your list will lose around 22% efficacy annually, so it's your responsibility to make sure...
by Red Jun | May 21, 2015 | Internet Marketing, Small Business
For just about as long as man has tried to convince others about something in print, the use of emotional triggers in copy has been used. While you might think that this has been a tactic from a land long ago and far away, the reality is it's every bit as effective...
by Red Jun | May 19, 2015 | Facebook Marketing, Small Business, Social Media Marketing
Making your small business Facebook page a hub of social activity for your business is a huge task if you hope to expand your business using social media. Yet many are lulled into believing that simply creating a business page and posting once every few months ought...
by Red Jun | May 14, 2015 | Marketing Tools, Small Business
One of the biggest time drains for startup business is the time drain associated with getting the work done. Many times this can be solved with tools designed to help productivity, but when you're new, having the cash to shell out for great tools is sometimes a...
by Red Jun | May 5, 2015 | Small Business, Social Media Marketing
The allure of social media marketing for business is the promise of reach and virality you can achieve if you do it right. Within that sentence lies the rub: you have to do it right! The trick is in knowing how to do it right. It's not enough to create a Facebook page...
by Red Jun | May 1, 2015 | Facebook Marketing, Local Display Advertising, Marketing Tools, Small Business
Many times a small business owner draws a blank determining how to spend their advertising budget. They often have never bought ads before, have a small budget to work with, and don't even have a clue as to what's available to them. The fact is advertising is...
