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Relying solely on social media is a slow and increasingly expensive way to grow your business. Accelerate the process by getting your message in front of larger audiences.

A good reputation attracts business better than any advertising. Gaining that standing is a process lasting a lifetime.

You don't need to a constant presence in the media to make an impact in your space.

Get a decent head shot, finish your profile summary, update your presence regularly and other insights from a career expert for the social-media platform.

You know what they say: perception is reality. Use this to your advantage by making your company appear larger than it is.

Whether you are looking for inspiration, practical advice or insight, there is more than one book offering exactly that.

To stay ahead of the curve and gain a competitive advantage, CEOs need to be active on social media.

Budding startups often look to PR to get the instant exposure and traction they need to succeed. But the truth is that traditional PR alone is rarely the golden ticket.

Knowledgeable people bring authority to your blog, not mention help socializing it, but don't let them overshadow you.

If you want to succeed and grow your business, your sales revenue and your brand, you must build awareness.

To ensure your long-term viability, put a consistent program in place to increase your 'likes.'

Caution and a deep appreciation for all you don't know are, surprisingly, key elements of success in the go-go, big-ego world of investing.

The marketing exec adept with established brands is probably not the right leader for a disruptive product in a new category.

You need to influence people even before they get to your landing page by convincing them of the value you're offering.

Ready to share insights on a topic you're well versed in? You may fortify your company's reputation as well as your personal brand.

Today is the book's 25th anniversary. We look at the secrets from this thought leadership empire.

Before setting out on your next business venture, do a personal inventory of yourself to see where you stand.

Thought leadership is hard to define but customers recognize it when they see it.

Many of the most persuasive TED Talks are packed with trios. You should follow the speakers' lead.

Adam Braun, the founder of Pencils of Promise, talks about how he had to confront his biggest fear in order to grow his operation in his new book, 'The Promise of a Pencil: How an Ordinary Person Can Create Extraordinary Change.'

It turns out, the basic college degree is worth more than it seems.