DIY
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How LaurDIY Went From Dorm Room Blogger to YouTube Star With 8.4 Million Subscribers
YouTube's queen of crafty tutorials, who has recently launched products at Target, Amazon and other major retailers, connects with fans by sharing intimate details of her personal life.
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Educating Customers
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Social Media Marketing
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Marketing
5 Marketing Tips for Reaching the DIY Generation
These tips will help you put your marketing campaign in front of more people.
Websites
The Pros and Cons of DIY Website vs. Professionally Developed
Options for building websites today are abundant, so how can you decide which path is best for you?
Business Unusual
How a Glue Developer Turned Bad Luck Into a DIY Sensation
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Public Relations
5 Pro Tips for a Successful Do-It-Yourself Public Relations Campaign
You don't need to write the five-figure check to sign up for professional PR services.
Growth Strategies
9 Reasons Why Your Business Growth Has Plateaued -- and How to Fix That
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DIY ("Do It Yourself") is a method of creating something from scratch or doing something from the bottom up. Naturally, many Entrepreneurs are inclined to DIY projects and campaigns because they can be cost-reducing, although oftentimes time-consuming. With strong leadership and organizational qualities, entrepreneurs excel at projects that appoint sole responsibility to them.
