Highly Recommended Self Improvement Books
You have got to motivate yourself to motivate others. If you don’t know how, then it’s time to browse through some self-improvement books on how [Read More]
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Social Media Marketing Ideas
With the recent corona outbreak, everything has come to a halt – except social media marketing.
The global economy has been thrown into recession, but fortunately, working from home through online channels is saving businesses from a complete shutdown and major losses.
This just proves what an important part of our lives social media is – as consumers, its something we cannot live without and as marketers, we need to take advantage of that.
2020 is the year of social media– with Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and so many others aggressively competing to come out on top.
However, you need to invest in the right social media marketing ideas for your business.
Check out these social media marketing ideas to incorporate into your strategy:
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Today’s Rant
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