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BY Ann Handley
Publishing is a privilege -- don't squander it. Follow the lead of marketing giants and produce content that will captivate audiences. 4 Things You Need to be Doing on Social Media -- Now
BY Scott Levy
Don't miss these critical opportunities for engaging with customers over sites like Twitter and Facebook. Why Startups Should Take a Big-Brand Approach to Marketing
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You don't need a corporate-sized budget and a giant team to take on some of the big brands' strategies for marketing. Here's where to start. 5 Online Marketing Strategies for a Tight Budget
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Ways you can spread the word about your business online without breaking your marketing budget. The Secrets of What Makes a Product Go Viral
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BY Stephanie Vozza
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Take note of the wisdom offered up by these innovators, raconteurs and candid observers, and apply it to your own work going forward. 20 Inspired Business-Card Designs to Better Market Your Startup
BY Tim Gray
When it comes to getting your message heard, leaving behind a calling card can only serve you. Here, we dissect some of the most eye-catching business cards around. Innovative Ideas in Product Packaging
BY Lara Kristin Herndon
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BY Michael Phillips Moskowitz
Too many startups develop products and services for âassumedâ wants and perceived needs. What about designing solutions for deeper desires? Is Social Media Dead? The New Marketing Mix
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Some are predicting the death of social media, as brands clog the net. But the future of the future of marketing online is anything but black and white. 5 Creative Packaging Ideas to Delight Your Customers
BY Jane Porter
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BY Jane Porter
Free shipping can help get customers to buy and boost the size of their orders. Here's how to make sure they're aware of your offer. Luckyrice Taps Into a Ready Market
BY Jenna Schnuer
An Asian-focused food festival marketing company waited for the right moment to open. How to Create an E-Mail Marketing Campaign That People Will Notice
BY Ann Handley
Infiltrate the inbox with e-mail marketing that is actually engaging and less likely to be deleted. How Photos Can Make or Break Your Marketing Campaign
BY Ann Handley
Don't rely on boring stock photos, it's more important than ever to add quality visual content to your marketing mix. How to Get Your Employees and Customers to Market for You
BY Dan S. Kennedy and Jeff Slutsky
Two easy-to-implement, on-site marketing tactics that use your best assets: your employees and your customers. How Chobani Yogurt Used Social Media to Boost Sales
BY Samuel Greengard
The company has nearly $1 billion in annual revenue thanks to a combination of social media and real world engagement.Connect with Entrepreneur
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