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Alternatives to Multiply for Your Online Store

Monday, September 28th, 2009 | No Comments »

While ordering a birthday present for my sister last week, I realized that around 90% of the online shops I buy from are on Multiply. Now, I’ve always thought of Multiply as a personal social-networking site, more like Friendster and MySpace than Etsy. So why are so many people setting up shop on Multiply? Because [...]

How NOT to use Twitter: A Guide for Businesses

Friday, August 7th, 2009 | 1 Comment »

So, Twitter is huge. Millions of people, numbers of sign-ups off the charts, celebrities tweeting, talk of it killing blogging- it’s clear that if you want your company to have a good online presence, you’d better get on Twitter.
Most businesses not only understand this, but understand how to use Twitter to their advantage. Online marketplace [...]

Turn Your Freelancing Activities Into a Small Business

Monday, July 20th, 2009 | 1 Comment »

There’s a fine line between freelancing and running a small business. For one, a freelance professional almost always works on projects by himself, relying on his own resources, skills and marketing abilities to keep the business running forward and servicing clients’ needs. During times when orders pile up, though, you might find it difficult to [...]

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