It’s nothing personal. It’s just business. Except when it’s not. When Google brought out a smartphone OS in 2008 that let some competition into what had been an Apple-only field, the reception was mixed.

The mission of this blog is to help our customers and readers. One way we can do that is by creating content that will help you overcome your business obstacles.

Wow. Now, this is an infographic. So many infographics under-deliver. They’re forced. They spawned because it ended up on a “Marketing Q1” to-do list.

Good marketers are obsessed with numbers. They look at them every morning and end their day by checking them “one last time.”

The text (or characters) inside a website hyperlink. Anchor text can help inform search engines of a webpage’s subject matter.

Online store owners swim in a sea of fierce competition dominated by Amazon and Best Buy, among others. You can’t always be number one. But with a strong desire and the right tools, you can become a leader in your niche.

This is one of my all-time favorite infographics. I reference it in other articles quite regularly. It really gets to the point of how important it is to respond to your inbound leads ASAP.

Possibly the largest group of self-contained communities on the Internet, it can be seen as a microcosm of the Internet in itself. It has its own lingo, its own inside jokes, its own history.

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