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How Entrepreneurs Can Leverage Local News
We like to think our marketing and PR needs to be global, but thinking locally is often smarter.
New Yorkers Can Now Park Their Websites at .nyc
New York is the first U.S. city to receive its own domain name, and more are likely to follow.T
You Need a Modern SEO Strategy. Here's How to Shape One. (Infographic)
Sure, you want your company's site to rank high in search-engine results. The proof that your efforts worked may arrive in the form of new customers.
Gift Cards Are an Untapped Opportunity for Local Businesses
The huge majority of retailers own just one store but consumers have few options for local gift cards. There is a big unmet demand.
This Crucial Market Research Can Help Your Company Shine
Understanding how the firm's competitors, neighbors and industry peers are faring is the difference between surviving and thriving.
Tips for Expanding Your Business to Another City
Mark Vevle helped set up Brooklyn Flea Philly, but the market failed. Lessons learned, he decided to open his own, Philly-centric market.
How Location-Based Social Networks Are Changing the Game for Businesses
New trends that are altering the way brick-and-mortar companies do business.
10 Online Marketing Trends for 2013
From gamification to local to analytics, a look at what's going to move the needle in marketing this year.
How Facebook's Updated 'Nearby' Tool Can Boost Your Business
Here's what small businesses can do to ensure they're more easily discovered on the giant social network.
Why Your New Neighbors May Hold the Key to Your Business Success (Infographic)
Customers that have recently moved to a neighborhood outspend established residents at local small businesses.
Yelp Co-Founder Jeremy Stoppelman on Innovating and Staying Relevant
The tech entrepreneur talks about starting an internet powerhouse and grabbing the mobile opportunity.
Foursquare's Dennis Crowley on Building a Massive Community
The mobile and social technology trendsetter talks about blazing a path to the top.
For Local Marketing, Nothing Beats the Simplicity of a Business-Card Drawing
This low-budget mainstay can help you learn your customers work and fill your database.
Five Low-Cost Local Marketing Ideas
Often the best ways to spread the word about your business to local customers cost the least. Here are some tactics to try before spending the big bucks.