Free Traffic

4 Not So Popular Social Media Mistakes That Could Get You Sued

Have you ever been docked?

If you have not, then there’s a need to congratulate you. It’s actually not a palatable experience to get sued for any reason and then appear before those fierce-looking magistrates and be drilled for hours. It could be emotionally and psychologically challenging.

Meanwhile, a lot of small enterprises operate with the erroneous belief that small businesses don’t get sued. What a big error of judgment! Well, for your information, anybody can be sued: individuals, small businesses or large businesses.

Don’t you believe me? It’s alright even if you don’t. But before you conclude that you are right, here’s what the U.S Chamber Institute of Legal Reform came up with their research findings:

In America in 2008, the tort liability price tag for small businesses was $105.4 billion.

81% of the business tort liability costs were borne by small businesses. Unfortunately, their revenue was only 22%.

The $35.6 billion of the tort costs paid by small businesses was paid from their pockets instead of through insurance.

The 3 Types of Posts that Are Proven to Be Popular (And How to Write Them)

viral marketing

So you want to create more content that gets traffic.

You see other popular bloggers whose posts nearly have the same structures, and they get constant stream of traffic every time they publish a new post.

Bloggers still use these structures over and over again, and they still generate more traffic than usual.

Wouldn’t you like to put your hands on the 3 posts structures that are proven to always be popular, and how to nail them right to be ahead of 90% of your competitors?

If you answered yes, then you’re at the right place, so continue reading.

5 Basic Tactics To Grow Traffic From Twitter. Number 2 is Quite Peculiar.

In case you’ve been studying Social Media Marketing for at least a while, you should have noticed that the amount of tactics just doesn’t seem to end.

There are hundreds of SMM experts who feel obliged to update their blogs every week and so they just keep coming up with new “tips & tricks” to teach their readers.

And so you end up reading something like: “Tip #138 – Order a few dozen air balloons with your Twitter username printed on them and go give them out in the nearest shopping center.” Nonsense.

So in this article I’d like to focus on a few fundamental things. I don’t care if you’ve heard them before, but I can give you my word that they are the ones that drive you real traffic from Twitter. Everything else is just fluff.

5 No-Name Facebook Pages with Insane Engagement (And Why)

6.15 percent.

That’s the reach of the average Facebook post.

The free ride has come and gone. You can’t count on Facebook to put your posts in front of your audience. The average user Likes 40 Pages on Facebook, and has 200 friends.

Even if Facebook distributed all posts evenly, your followers would only see one of your posts for every 240 others they skimmed through.

But there’s hope.

Google Pigeon Update – All You Want To Know

On July 24, 2014, Google released a new and major algorithm update for local search, which industry’s SEO resource “Search Engine Land” named “Pigeon” update. This latest update from Google aims to deliver improved local search results, with enhanced location and distance ranking parameters.

Unlike Penguin and Panda updates, it is not a penalty-based update, but it is a core change to the local search ranking algorithm. With release of this update, some local businesses may notice an increase or decrease in website referrals, leads and business. The changes caused by this update will be visible within the Google Web search results and Google Maps search results. Google told search engine result that: