Traditional Marketing V/s Digital marketing
Traditional marketing is the conventional mode of marketing that has been the choice of marketing and advertisements since ages. This includes:
Now that Facebook has become the de facto social hub for just about everything on the web (or off), it’s more important than ever for small businesses to be able to harness the full power of Facebook or be left behind by those businesses who truly get social media. While it might seem like all you need is a good profile or page and some regular daily posts, the deluge of content on Facebook makes it more difficult than ever to get your business’s content to really stand out in the crowd. Luckily, there are a number of common mistakes made by small businesses on Facebook that if avoided can truly help your brand shine on your audience’s news feeds. Read more ›
Data integrity is one of the biggest pains you’ll face as a user of Cloud SaaS business applications. We know at Nimble, you know as a consumer, and the good people at PieSync know. Today, we’re excited to share that we have partnered with PieSync to offer a native integration within Nimble to let you connect your Nimble contacts and data to over 90 SaaS business applications. Read more ›
Most startups and small businesses don’t have the luxury of having a large social media team. The reality is that most SMBs don’t even have a person who’s focusing solely on managing social media.
Most likely, the person responsible for this area will wear many other hats. This is why it’s very important to pick the right platforms to focus your already limited resources on. Read more ›
We were really excited about putting this particular webinar together. Our CEO Jon Ferrara has known his co-presenter Jorge Soto for a while and they are both equally excited about developing relationships and helping others by sharing their knowledge. Read more ›
Buy this innovative product because it’s the best one on the market–plus it’s affordable and it has great features…
Ouch. Please, stop it.
By the way, which product do these marketing buzzwords describe? Frankly speaking, almost every one. But the main question is if you get interested or eager to buy it. Probably, this ‘selling’ copy hasn’t hooked your attention or convinced to make a purchase. If that’s so, why are the majority of companies still using these dry-as-dust expressions that nobody cares about? Read more ›
