LinkedIn is the more “professional” social network of the Big Tree. It lets users create what amounts to an online resume and connect with other peers — be it friends, colleagues, or other business associates — through online networking. Businesses and organizations can also set up profiles on the site; many businesses use it to […]
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Twitter is a social networking service that allows users to communicate with their “Followers.” It’s open to anyone, so you can follow or be followed by people you know and people you don’t. Users choose a “handle” that is their user name preceded by the @ symbol, and communicate via short messages and updates (called
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To begin, let’s take a look at the most popular social media network, with a quick primer on what’s good and not-so-good about it. Facebook is, by numbers alone, the most popular social networking site today, with more than 400 million registered users. It’s a site that lets people share updates, photo videos, articles, and
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Small tourism business owners view the Internet and social media as both a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing because it offers a more direct way for you to reach your customers. It’s a curse because it offers a more direct way for you to reach your customers!
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Search engines love regular fresh content and links to a website, the more you have of both the better your website will rank in search results and your website visitors will have more reason to visit your website regularly to see what’s new. So a blog function on your website is a great solution to
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