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Small business owners are increasingly using TikTok to promote their products or services. Why shouldn’t they? This ever-popular social media platform has been downloaded more than 1.5 billion times. If you’re thinking about TikTok for business, just creating a TikTok account and posting videos at random won’t make the cut. You should also know the best time to post on TikTok to help you maximize your success.
Read MoreDigital marketing is a continuously changing and perplexing jumble of approaches. Through it, social media marketing, video marketing, and mobile marketing have grown in popularity over the decade. However, a successful marketing method has been around for a considerable duration and perhaps produces better results: Search Engine Optimization (SEO). SEO, like the digital marketing industry as a whole, is continually growing. This is partly due to the intricacy of searching and partly because the corporations operating search engines do not like to divulge how their algorithm evolves. Considering the secrecy, specialists have had to construct several SEO strategies via testing and backward engineering.
Read MoreSocial media and blogging are two powerful options for communicating with customers. There’s a good chance your business already uses one or both of these strategies. But stepping up your efforts can help you stand out. Read these tips from members of the online small business community to learn how to make the most of your blogging and social media strategy.
Read MoreAn integrated back office gives an organization greater transparency and visibility. It empowers employees and allows for more accurate measurement, scheduling, and forecasting of various business activities.
Read MoreFast-forward a couple of weeks and those disruptions have increased, as confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus have mounted and states have imposed mandatory business shutdowns. A survey from Goldman Sachs released March 19 found that more than half said they couldn't continue operating for longer than another fiscal quarter if conditions don’t improve.
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