Social Media Marketing By Deepak Gupta
Free is everywhere! We get free food samples at our supermarkets. We get free ebooks when we opt in to someone’s list on the Internet. On iTunes, most if not all podcasts are free, and there is always a selection of shows, music, and audio books that are free. We get free trials of software […]
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Over the past 7-8 years I’ve worked in marketing and brand development for myself and currently I’m a partner and Brand Strategist for Brady Media Group. http://www.bradymediagroup.com – It all “started” when I was 20 years old. A close friend of mine and business owner in Atlanta, GA wanted to speak with me about how […]
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The What and Why of Formulists When you get started with Twitter and as you become more active, the people you choose to follow, and the people who choose to follow you, provide Twitter’s value but also its toughest challenges. These challenges involve finding the right people to follow and sorting through them all once […]
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So what is Tech Journal South? Tell us about their history and whom you are trying to reach. Tech Journal South evolved from Triangle Tech Journal. The company hosts the Southeast Venture Conference. We then expanded the publication to the entire Southeastern United States. We typically focus on high-end stories involving CEOs, top level and […]
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An Interview with Joanne Lang, Founder and CEO of AboutOne.com Recently, I met with Joanne Lang, Founder and CEO of bootstrapped web startup, AboutOne.com. She’s the mother of 4 boys under the age of 6, and started the company while working full time as an SAP executive. Throughout her 20 years’ experience in the software industry, Joanne […]
What makes you think that putting a quarter page ad in a local magazine still works?! A few short years ago everything changed in the marketing world. How we communicate changed. Modern marketing and branding did a complete 180. The real “brand” of a company became fluid, like a school of fish avoiding a predator […]
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What inspired you to start eFlirt Expert? Prior to starting eFlirt Expert, I was a marketing consultant. One of my major clients was affected by the Madoff scandal and discontinued my project. So I decided to brainstorm my hidden talents and see if I could come up with a new career focus. When a friend […]
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Today I have the chance to open my discussion with one of my Twitter friends, Susan Singer about Product Management. Through networking, I learn new concepts and today Susan will share her thoughts about an knowledge (intangible) products. Susan, you’ve been engaged in product management – but not the kind most people think of. Do […]
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I had the opportunity to speak with business technology expert Louis Rosas-Guyon today. Louis is a peerless problem solver, author and speaker. He specializes in cloud computing and technology strategy. He founded R-Squared Computing in 1999 and has been helping small and medium-sized businesses become smarter, faster and cheaper than their competition. His newest book […]
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First, a little context. I have been quite lucky in the world of business; I had successfully bootstrapped, and eventually sold, a business I had started back in 1993. But starting anew business, Research Rockstar, in 2009 was quite different. Especially in terms of marketing. After all, back in 1993, we didn’t even have our […]
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