There are essentially two methods of paying for online advertising. One is to pay every time your ad is seen. The costs are generally determined per thousand times the ad is seen, which is abbreviated as CPM or Cost Per Thousand (M being the roman numeral for 1,000). The other is to pay
Two platforms are sparring for the attention of eyeballs everywhere, Google and Facebook. Google is the reigning champion, with well over 60% of the search engine market. Facebook however is doing very well in the advertising world with finely targeted ads based on all the information we share on the platform regarding our likes
Better social media engagement comes from better understanding how we share things socially. The folks at Radiumone have put together this infographic clearing up some of the biggest myths of social media sharing, giving us a better understanding as to how we should be using social media more productively. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
As each social media networks tweaks their platform, it's important for marketers to know what sizes work best on what platform to maximize your investment in both time and capital. The folks at setupablogtoday.com have put together this infographic on the best sizes for 2015 for the top social media networks. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
As any business person knows, no matter how hard you try, how nice you are, how generous you might be, you just can't please everyone. Somehow, somewhere, someday, someone is going to take issue with something you did (or supposedly did). Right or wrong, they feel slighted and they want the world to
