July 2009

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Posts published in July 2009

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Free Shipping Equals More Revenue

Shipping is a cost that people don’t like to pay. Unfortunately from an ecommerce standpoint it is something that has to be dealt with. The retailers don’t want to have to pay it because it will cut into their profit margins. I respect that, everyone has to work within their own margins. But especially in ...

Stop Reading BS Tips on How to Dominate Twitter

Look if you haven’t noticed lately, everyone seems to think they are a Twitter expert. The fact of the matter is there isn’t a single person out there who is a Twitter expert. NOT ONE! They are all selling you or feeding you information that you could find out very easily on your own. So ...

Recurring Tweets: Are they the Key to Sales on Twitter?

I am running a case study with one of the Twitter accounts that I am working on where I am finally scheduling a recurring tweet. I use the service Tweetlater to do all of my tweet scheduling. In the past I have been very hesitant about using the scheduled tweet on a recurring basis, simply ...

Quality OVER Quantity: Twitter Followers for Businesses

Quality Vs. Quantity, that is the question that everyone is asking themselves when trying to start their Twitter campaigns for their respective businesses. I have worked with both and seen results with both, but I am here to tell you why having quality Twitter followers is far better than having a large quantity of them ...

5 Reasons Twitter WONT Take Over Facebook

Twitter or Facebook? This fight has been brewing for the past year or so since Twitter had it’s big coming out party when Dell told everyone they made $1,000,000 on their Twitter account last year. I read the article recently 5 Reasons Twitter Will Take over Facebook while they made some great points. While this ...

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Airlines to Offer Wifi Connections on Flights

The airlines are FINALLY getting with it. First it was the airports that were slow to get wireless connectivity in their airports for the traveling business people and now the airlines are going to offer wireless internet connections on premium flights. United Airlines, American Airlines, Delta are all going to offer wifi service on their ...

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Subscribers: Tell Me what you Want to See

Hey everyone, I trust that you are all having a fantastic start to your week. I am as well, I am just looking for some content ideas from all of you. I want to know what you want to see on here. I have posted a bunch of social media stuff, small business tips, twitter ...

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Mac Users BEWARE: Canon Vixia HFS10 SUCKS!

Recently I purchased a Canon Vixia HSF10 for the extremely high price of $1299 at a local Best Buy. I was extremely excited to get the opportunity to use the brand new 1080P high definition camera. The camera is sleek and very easy to use…if you have a Windows Machine that is. I am a ...

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Why Google’s Operating System is Bad For Business

First off let me preface this article by saying this: I am a huge fan of Google and everything that they do but they need to be watched closely they are almost getting too big. Tech Crunch posted that Google Gobbled up 90 Percent of Search Growth in 2008. If you’ll also look further into ...

Building a Twitter Following of Buyers

While everyone else is concerned with Twitter unleashing their own business model, I know that all of you are more interested in how to create your own twitter business model and how to turn those followers into customers. Monetizing Twitter is not all that difficult of a task. Some will tell you it’s a game ...