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Whenever a user can't figure out how to use your service, a chatbot will be there to patiently help -- day or night.

Learn about the potential to be found in 'grit,' 'pre-suasion,' explosive growth and other strategies these authors describe.

You may be a freelancer today. But, tomorrow, you can be a business owner if you follow these steps.

If you didn't know it already, Pinterest is a blogger's best friend. So, turn your blog posts into pins.

Email isn't going anywhere. There are 3.7 billion global email users. Wouldn't you like all of them to be your customers?

Don't you hate it when customers leave without checking out those items in their carts? Here are some moves you can make.

Why offer same-old, same-old content when VR lets customers be right there with you, virtually.

Generous advance time, comprehensive branding and a hint of mystery are important ingredients for ensuring a terrific launch day.

Social media, retargeting and participation in forums should all be part of your promotion plan.

Learning how to determine your customers' level of satisfaction with your product or service is one of the best time investments you can make.

The best sites screen not only applicants but employers as well to ensure a good match.

You've already heard of content marketing and blogs. But Facebook retargeting and exit-intent coupons are 'growth hacks,' too.

Once your business grows, you can get the best tools money can buy. For now, these four won't cost you.

Micro-influencers, chatbots and mobile marketing are all trends you should be diving into, to connect when everyone's at the beach.

Failing to understand the difference between B2B and B2C content marketing is an important reason why many B2B content strategies fail.

Countdown timers and exit intent technology are just two of five ways to prompt customers to take the leap. Right. Now.

People aren't interested in logos, but they will stop what they are doing to hear a good story.

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It's not one-size-fits-all.

The secret is delegation. And if you follow these three tips, your time away will be easy-breezy and actually relaxing.

Regardless of whether your competitor is failing or dominating, you need to know why.

Your learning curve will be steep, but careful planning and lots of practice can provide your target audience with value that brings them to your company.

There's something you like and know lots about that other people will pay for. Here's how you find it.

Make the most of low-cost options to engage customers, build lookalike lists of promising leads and measure your results.

Public relations isn't just for mega-brands: Small firms can build a following too, by substituting elbow grease for budget.

Twitter's partnership with Google is an opportunity to increase your company's visibility.

Loyal subscribers will help you get to the top.

To increase loyalty, businesses must realize that their relationship with the customer does not end with closing a sale, that's where it actually begins.

The workplace is changing so fast, the 'place' part is being eliminated altogether. Get ahead of the curve.

Hook them, engage them and tell them what you want them to do.