Is it appropriate to start an article on marketing using a meme?  Under normal circumstances, no, but when it looks at marketing on Reddit it’s almost expected.

LinkedIn launched as a social network for professionals in May 2003. Although it has undergone significant design and functionality changes since then, the primary purpose has not changed at all. Today it remains the largest network of professionals, with more than 250-million members from more than 200 countries and territories. With more than 184-million unique… Read more »

Twitter is such a fast-paced environment that many businesses don’t have the time or inclination to use it for marketing. However, Twitter is also highly effective for driving traffic and increasing engagement with both your content and your company, so it pays to get an account set up and someone to manage it properly. Like… Read more »

Many businesses dismiss Facebook if they supply B2B products or services, as it’s commonly perceived to be a consumer-based site when it comes to social advertising. However, this isn’t the case and if your business doesn’t have a Facebook presence, then you’re doing it a disservice. Facebook is a useful tool for promoting a business,… Read more »

Many people discount Google+ as one of the more powerful social media marketing resources due to its perceived lack of popularity when compared to Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. However, discount its value at your peril if you’re carrying out digital marketing for clients and/or a business. This is especially true as G+ is a Google… Read more »

For the longest time, the idea of marketing has been entwined with persuading people to buy a product or avail of a service for a profit. This outlook does not make it immediately apparent that marketing and all its techniques and methods can be used to push for an agenda that is not commercially-oriented but… Read more »