What Does the Color of Your Logo Say About Your Business? (Infographic)

"Color can become a key part of any brand. Whether your logo is red and intense, yellow and joyful or black and mysterious, its colors are announcing something to the customer. As you create the perfect logo, be sure to pay attention to the color messages you're sending." View info graphic here https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/232401

Who’s Stealing My Content Now? The Little Guy’s Guide To Dealing With Online Plagiarism

"...Before you can combat the copycats you have to know how to spot one.

Just because your words appear on another’s website doesn’t mean someone has actually stolen your content. Sometimes people borrow snippets, excerpts and yes, even the whole darn thing. But the difference between that and stealing is that the good guys will clearly and openly attribute the work to you, including a link back to the source content."

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Yes, You Can Create Viral Content. Here's How....

"...there really is a science to creating viral or near viral content, and you can use that science to your advantage. "Successful viral content must do two things," explains Kelsey Libert, VP of marketing at Fractl, which uses research like this to create content...must "draw in an audience quickly and make them understand what the content is about before they lose interest." Second, it must "engage them emotionally and give them a reason to share the content."

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How to Attract 1,000 Daily Blog Visitors

Large corporations are blogging less, but that doesn't mean your small business should follow their lead. "When done right, blogging can attract a huge pool of prospective customers," writes Danny Iny at MarketingProfs, "yet most entrepreneurs' blogs trudge along with Alexa rankings north of a million."

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Three SEO Don'ts Straight From Google

When you work in SEO, it might seem that Google is always trying to trip you up. But that's not really the case, argues Brandignity: "They don't dislike all SEOs because ... we actually help catalog information and pages; that in turn helps their search identify which pages make sense to showcase."

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