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Don’t Tweet Out, You Can Do It Okay, we get it: Twitter’s here to stay. So instead of debating whether you should join, start debating what you should say once you’re on there. One of my favorite [...] Read more... Melanie Yarbrough \| Mar 03, 2010 \| No Comments	When Mom and Pop Tweet, Business Follows � Recently, I went on an excursion for arts and crafts supplies—let’s face it, I was forced… hijacked… bullied into going by the loveliest of possible captors: my wife. After [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 25, 2010 \| No Comments
3 Ways To Track Your Marketing On Twitter Your marketing plan for Twitter, like all of your Internet marketing efforts, should include specific ways to measure your results. Whether you’re keeping track of the website traffic your Twitter [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 22, 2010 \| No Comments	Marketing Your SEO Content There’s content marketing, and there’s marketing the content itself. If you’re reading this, chances are you already have a basic idea of what content marketing is, or you’re well on [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 19, 2010 \| No Comments
Why Your Customer Service Needs To Be Better I’ve never been one to suggest that “the customer is always right.” Having worked as a cashier in my high school years (an experience I think every North American should [...] Read more... Jen \| Feb 15, 2010 \| 1 Comment	The Future of Search: Google’s Perspective The sun was bright and the morning air crisp for last Friday’s presentation, “The Future of Search: Google’s Perspective,” at the Cambridge Google office. Presented by SEMPO Boston Working Group [...] Read more... Carolyn McKibbin \| Feb 10, 2010 \| No Comments
Having 10,000 Followers On Twitter Does Not Make You a Social Media Expert � If you’re thinking about marketing on Twitter, you might be looking to enlist the help of a Social Media Expert. But beware, being able to call yourself a “social [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 10, 2010 \| No Comments	What Working In Radio Taught Me About Twitter I used to be an Account Executive for a group of radio stations in northeast Iowa. “Account Executive” is the glorified title they give to the people responsible for selling [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 14, 2010 \| No Comments
SEO vs. Social Media Marketing The two hottest trends in web marketing right now are search engine optimization and social media marketing. As someone who writes a lot of content for the Internet, I usually [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 31, 2009 \| No Comments	3 Ways to Tell If Your Corporate Blog Is Working I began my “career” as a professional writer as a personal blogger. I use the term career lightly because when I started writing online, I wasn’t doing it for money. [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 14, 2009 \| 1 Comment

Don’t Tweet Out, You Can Do It Okay, we get it: Twitter’s here to stay. So instead of debating whether you should join, start debating what you should say once you’re on there. One of my favorite [...] Read more... Melanie Yarbrough \| Mar 03, 2010 \| No Comments	When Mom and Pop Tweet, Business Follows � Recently, I went on an excursion for arts and crafts supplies—let’s face it, I was forced… hijacked… bullied into going by the loveliest of possible captors: my wife. After [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 25, 2010 \| No Comments
3 Ways To Track Your Marketing On Twitter Your marketing plan for Twitter, like all of your Internet marketing efforts, should include specific ways to measure your results. Whether you’re keeping track of the website traffic your Twitter [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 22, 2010 \| No Comments	Marketing Your SEO Content There’s content marketing, and there’s marketing the content itself. If you’re reading this, chances are you already have a basic idea of what content marketing is, or you’re well on [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 19, 2010 \| No Comments
Why Your Customer Service Needs To Be Better I’ve never been one to suggest that “the customer is always right.” Having worked as a cashier in my high school years (an experience I think every North American should [...] Read more... Jen \| Feb 15, 2010 \| 1 Comment	The Future of Search: Google’s Perspective The sun was bright and the morning air crisp for last Friday’s presentation, “The Future of Search: Google’s Perspective,” at the Cambridge Google office. Presented by SEMPO Boston Working Group [...] Read more... Carolyn McKibbin \| Feb 10, 2010 \| No Comments
Having 10,000 Followers On Twitter Does Not Make You a Social Media Expert � If you’re thinking about marketing on Twitter, you might be looking to enlist the help of a Social Media Expert. But beware, being able to call yourself a “social [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 10, 2010 \| No Comments	What Working In Radio Taught Me About Twitter I used to be an Account Executive for a group of radio stations in northeast Iowa. “Account Executive” is the glorified title they give to the people responsible for selling [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 14, 2010 \| No Comments
SEO vs. Social Media Marketing The two hottest trends in web marketing right now are search engine optimization and social media marketing. As someone who writes a lot of content for the Internet, I usually [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 31, 2009 \| No Comments	3 Ways to Tell If Your Corporate Blog Is Working I began my “career” as a professional writer as a personal blogger. I use the term career lightly because when I started writing online, I wasn’t doing it for money. [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 14, 2009 \| 1 Comment