In: Online Business

Online Business Management Resources

by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor WebHelperMagazine.com

An overview of essential services for efficient business operation online

When you’re starting your online business you need to stay efficient as you manage the books, make contacts, and stay on top of projects. So, what’s out that that can help you meet your business mission and goals online?

Let’s take a look:

Bookkeeping Services - Unless you love accounting, it will be good to find… Continue reading

In: Blogging Help, Social Media-Marketing, Web Help

LinkedIn vs Facebook, Who Is More Open?

By David Strom

FaceBook versus Linked in
Linkedin is a business networking site focused on business networks, while FaceBook began as a sort of college yearbook online, with social interactivity, and now is expanding its mission based on user needs. [Ed.]

The world of social networking is getting, well, more social. But I question whether it is also getting more open, at least with my understanding of what the… Continue reading

In: Blogging Help, OS WebMaster, Social Media-Marketing, Web Help

MetaSocial Services - Stitching Your Social Network Together…

by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor - WebHelperMagazine.com

There is much energy, start-up capital, and media attention being paid to Social Networking and the companies that facilitate it, these days. Why? In a nutshell, I think it is about empowering people to communicate — on new levels. In a recent post, I wrote about the “5 C’s of Social Marketing” (beyond simply… Continue reading

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Social Media Advertising - Future Trends

By Tulika Dube

The rapid evolution of social media has led to consumers controlling brands rather than marketers. Influencing news coverage through press releases and media relations is far more difficult now with news channels creating and shaping stories hand-in-hand with the general public. 30 percent of frequent social networkers trust their peers’ opinions when making a major purchase decision, but only 10 percent trust an advertisement (1). 77… Continue reading