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Stop What You’re Doing, and Let Your Reader Do the Rest Managing your blog takes a lot of time and patience, which you hope will pay off with a large community of loyal readers. You spend countless hours securing the highest [...] Read more... Byron White \| Apr 04, 2012 \| 1 Comment	What Can Reality TV Teach Us about Business? Ask most people, and you will hear that reality TV is stupid and a mindless waste of time. However, more reality TV shows are being produced and viewers continue to [...] Read more... Byron White \| Mar 29, 2012 \| No Comments
Testimonials Can Be Your Business’ Best Friend Getting customers to see your business as trustworthy is a primary obstacle to building solid relationships. Testimonials give your website credibility and indirectly sell your products better than even the [...] Read more... Byron White \| Feb 27, 2012 \| No Comments	Content Marketing Predictions for 2012 Content Marketing will continue to see explosive growth in 2012. However, that doesn’t mean that all the techniques and — let’s be frank — little tricks that we’ve been seeing [...] Read more... Byron White \| Feb 20, 2012 \| 2 Comments
7 Tips for Handling Social Media While on Vacation For some, vacation is the time to build sandcastles with the kids, read the latest novel on Kindle (I recommend Eden Lake, by the fabulous Jane Roper), or my personal [...] Read more... Kristen Schimek \| Jul 15, 2011 \| No Comments	Avoiding the Wild Goose Chase: Tips for Building a Customer Experience If you really want to tick a customer off, direct them to your website and send them on a wild goose chase for something that’s not there. Then sit back [...] Read more... Kristen Schimek \| Jun 27, 2011 \| No Comments
Tips on Performing a Technical Site Audit Everyone wants a highly visible website. Otherwise, what’s the purpose of even having one? You’re in business to be seen, and you didn’t get where you are today by not [...] Read more... Aaron Robinson \| Jun 24, 2011 \| 2 Comments	Cooking Up Content for Small Business Owners The average small business owner wears many hats over the course of the day, but too many small business owners are leaving their content hat on the rack. Usually, it [...] Read more... Corey Eridon \| Jun 17, 2011 \| No Comments
Guest Blogging – Intrigue Readers and Obtain Exposure In the world of blogging, competition to set your website apart from others is strong. Readers only have a certain amount of time per day, to read, sort through and [...] Read more... Kristen Schimek \| May 25, 2011 \| 1 Comment	When Marketers Act Like Publishers The Man With No Plan So your business needs marketing materials to stay competitive. Most companies have built a website by now, many of them jumped on the blog bandwagon, [...] Read more... Corey Eridon \| Apr 29, 2011 \| No Comments

Stop What You’re Doing, and Let Your Reader Do the Rest Managing your blog takes a lot of time and patience, which you hope will pay off with a large community of loyal readers. You spend countless hours securing the highest [...] Read more... Byron White \| Apr 04, 2012 \| 1 Comment	What Can Reality TV Teach Us about Business? Ask most people, and you will hear that reality TV is stupid and a mindless waste of time. However, more reality TV shows are being produced and viewers continue to [...] Read more... Byron White \| Mar 29, 2012 \| No Comments
Testimonials Can Be Your Business’ Best Friend Getting customers to see your business as trustworthy is a primary obstacle to building solid relationships. Testimonials give your website credibility and indirectly sell your products better than even the [...] Read more... Byron White \| Feb 27, 2012 \| No Comments	Content Marketing Predictions for 2012 Content Marketing will continue to see explosive growth in 2012. However, that doesn’t mean that all the techniques and — let’s be frank — little tricks that we’ve been seeing [...] Read more... Byron White \| Feb 20, 2012 \| 2 Comments
7 Tips for Handling Social Media While on Vacation For some, vacation is the time to build sandcastles with the kids, read the latest novel on Kindle (I recommend Eden Lake, by the fabulous Jane Roper), or my personal [...] Read more... Kristen Schimek \| Jul 15, 2011 \| No Comments	Avoiding the Wild Goose Chase: Tips for Building a Customer Experience If you really want to tick a customer off, direct them to your website and send them on a wild goose chase for something that’s not there. Then sit back [...] Read more... Kristen Schimek \| Jun 27, 2011 \| No Comments
Tips on Performing a Technical Site Audit Everyone wants a highly visible website. Otherwise, what’s the purpose of even having one? You’re in business to be seen, and you didn’t get where you are today by not [...] Read more... Aaron Robinson \| Jun 24, 2011 \| 2 Comments	Cooking Up Content for Small Business Owners The average small business owner wears many hats over the course of the day, but too many small business owners are leaving their content hat on the rack. Usually, it [...] Read more... Corey Eridon \| Jun 17, 2011 \| No Comments
Guest Blogging – Intrigue Readers and Obtain Exposure In the world of blogging, competition to set your website apart from others is strong. Readers only have a certain amount of time per day, to read, sort through and [...] Read more... Kristen Schimek \| May 25, 2011 \| 1 Comment	When Marketers Act Like Publishers The Man With No Plan So your business needs marketing materials to stay competitive. Most companies have built a website by now, many of them jumped on the blog bandwagon, [...] Read more... Corey Eridon \| Apr 29, 2011 \| No Comments