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I've been involved in several presentations lately on using LinkedIn. Everyone should use LinkedIn and it's never to late to start growing your network.
It's always fun to hear Gary V talk about social media. I'm not in total agreement with his statement that "99.5 Percent Of Social Media Experts Are Clowns". I think its only about 80%! At any rate, this reinforces the fact that social media is just yet another platform to share your message. There are techniques and tools to better use social media tools, but it all stems back to good business sense. Is there a strategy behind the product? Are you solving a problem for your end user?
We recommend doing this at the same time as you write the content for your new website.
Your keyword/keyphrase rich tiles and descriptions are indexed by the search engines. The title and description shows up on Google search and thus needs to be enticing. Only so many characters show up, so long titles and descriptions will be cropped. Make sure the most important part is at the start.
First step is to come up with a broad keyword list and check out what your competitors are doing for their keywords.
Are you a British Columbia small business or non-profit with one or more employees?
There's an employee training grant out that you may qualify for. Training can include online marketing and social media.
Here’s the link to the grant application form: http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/workplace_training_program/docs/application.pdf
These are some topics we provide training on:
Facebook with an active community of over 350 million needs to be part of your marketing strategy.
(Need proof -check out their stats! )
What is a Facebook Page
A Facebook profile is for personal use and your pages are for your business. From your personal profile you can set up a page or pages.
Where to Sign Up for Your Facebook Page
The HST Deadline is Approaching Quickly. Time to Plan!
Business owner's in Canada are likely aware that the HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) is soon making its way to British Columbia and Ontario. On July 1, 2010, PST and GST will be combined to form the HST, a 12% or 13% tax in these provinces.
Many Canadian websites with ecommerce will need to makes changes to their tax table calculations, invoices, and descriptive information.