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This year, 2009 and an entire digital decade is drawing to a close. It has been ten years of accelerated digital evolution - let's look back: 2000The millennium turned with the tremours of the dot-com bubble and a search engine called Google emerging.Soon thereafter Napster rocked the world with its music sharing and, while it got rapped over the knuckles and shut down, it paved the way for
The November edition of Profit Magazine has a wealth of tips and information for the small business owner. One article in particular, fits right within Digital Daisy's domain: 5 things to know about social media. Here is an extract from the article that contains perspectives from Jess Sloss, a Vancouver social media strategist:1. You're probably doing it already - off lineThe small businesses
New York Times today makes a compelling case for using Facebook for business. As many already know, this social network offers an increasing array of tools for creating a Facebook Page that can easily replace a website in the cash-strapped early days of a small business.Consider this example: "For Mr. Nelson, this is serious business. He and his wife, Candace, own Sprinkles, a cupcake bakery
Many Crawford of Roaring Women interviewed Deborah Bourden, founding partner of Applecore Interactive about the changing role of websites in the SME marketing mix. Deborah talks about how websites are changing and how to strategically incorporate web 2.0 into your web marketing. The interview is filled with practical advice and real-life experience - ideal for the small to medium business that
A recent City Bank/GfK Roper survey indicates that small-business (76%) owners are still not finding their feet and their dollars on social networking sites. An even larger % (86%) have not used social networking sites to get advice, business or information.The survey indicates that small-business owners (61%) depend on search engine marketing to deliver the best value. 57% of small-business