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I went to grab some lunch at my favorite restaurant and noticed a sign with a photo of a delicious dish, asking customers to sign up to their e-mail list. The restaurant would send you coupons and discounts so you can bring them with you the next time you go back. On a clipboard they had a sheet of paper asking for your name and email. It took just a few seconds to put my info on it as I waited for my change. This simple strategy works well for any food related industry with a lot of walk in customers. Make sure you are consistent sending those email every month, preferably around the same time of the month.  Read More

Just launched a new site for Resume 2 Hire. We redesigned the site and added a Wordpress blog.

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If you’re thinking of going online to sell your products – Congratulations!
The number of people buying online grows each day. You have taken a great step towards reaching a larger market. Here is a basic list of the things you will need to get started. Read More

In today’s websites content is king. Managing that content is one of the most important decisions you have to make.  Read More

The most amazing aspect of e-commerce is its ability to impact sales and marketing efforts immediately. By going online, suddenly a neighborhood deli or a small consulting firm can reach a national or international base of potential customers.  Read More

The new feature allows you to easily share links on Twitter. You can use the defaults provided by them or as a developer create your own custom buttons. Read More

Here are a few simple steps to increase your web presence by leveraging the power of social media. Read More

Your blog is a great place to share sales and product discounts with your visitors. After a while they will learn to expect to find these offers in your blog and will visit it regularly to look for them.

1. Put your websites URL (www.yoursite.com) in all your printed promotional materials. I can't tell you how many times I have seen business cards without the company's website info on it. Put it on cards, flyers, brochures, corporate letterhead, newsletter, signs, yellow page ads, etc. Read More