When it comes to growing your business or launching a new product, trade and consumer shows can be the most effective and fastest way to gain industry insight, capture new prospect leads, and network.
You can learn more in three days by going to a trade show than you can in 3 months, or even years, of just searching. Â The key is selecting the right show to get the best bang for your buck…
Social Media Marketing is the most misunderstood form of new media, costing companies thousands, if not millions, in wasted time and money.
The 
other day, I posted a blog with Social Media Networking Statistics and received several phone calls from people wanting help and a social media action plan. In this blog posting, you’ll find three tips to help you make sure your social media marketing efforts are headed in the right direction to help your business grow. (more…)
Compelling facts from the video. While it was no doubt Erik Qaulman had it created to promote his book Socialnomics, (no I’m not an affiliate) it opens your eyes up to the massive opportunities created by these new web 2.0 mediums.  Social media isn’t a fad. It’s growing exponentially and you better get with the program or get left behind.
I remember way back in the CompuServe and AOL days when people thought that the Internet was a fad too. They waited to get their website going. Same thing happened again with blogging. Now it’s Social media that has so many business professionals confused on the best practices to use to grow their business.
What’s really cool about it is that EVERYONE who participates will get their photo in the November issue of Fast Company! https://www.fastcompany.com/1696552/about-influence-project
Here’s where you can upload your photo to Fast Company
Spread the word! This is a great example of viral marketing.
Ford Saeks
Businesses today need to think about how their customers will use their website and respond to their customer’s needs.
No one would argue that their prospects are checking them out online before doing business with them. The problem (and opportunity) is they are viewing your website through multiple devices and formats.
You would think that by now there would be more universal standards for website design, but actually it’s grown tougher each year.
For example, have you looked at your website using an iPhone, iPad or smartphone? What about through different website browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Explorer? And then there are different versions of the web browsers, plug-ins, add-ons, and widgets. Let’s explore smartphone website designs and why it’s important for your business…
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