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Virtual assistants (VAs) have been around for a while, and although the general public tends to associate them with CEOs whose diligent VAs keep the firm afloat, in reality, virtual assistant is ideal for owners of e-commerce businesses. VAs are ideal for owners of e-commerce businesses since e-commerce is likewise performed almost entirely virtually, with people working remotely and without …
The fact that e-commerce opens up the world to sellers is one of the things that makes it so alluring. Rather than limiting yourself to your local region, you may reach out to consumers worldwide, advertise to them, and make an effort to sell them your goods. Regretfully, if you want to send internationally, you will quickly discover that matters become …
The early stages of a digital business are without a doubt the most vulnerable time in their existence. The majority of tech company owners are eager for this phase to conclude since trying to just hang on until the next round of funding may be an ulcer-inducing experience. Sadly, a lot of them are so relieved to be out of …
The ordinary individual would probably be unable to identify Procter & Gamble if you asked them what it was prior to the 2012 London Olympics. A few people might remember something about hearing about a business with that name (you might have been informed it was some sort of legal agency by others). Nonetheless, they would all be aware of …
Investing millions of dollars in a large marketing effort almost guarantees success (but not always, Pepsi?). It should be noted, though, that not all marketing initiatives and campaigns have to be as expensive as putting a few humans on the International Space Station. Smaller businesses may still accomplish a great deal with low-cost marketing strategies; some are new but have …
The “quality vs. quantity” argument is one of the most heated in content marketing, and it seems to have been going on for a very long time. In 2023, in just a few weeks, we read two pieces that seemed to support opposite ideas. Janessa Lantz wrote for ThinkGrowth that less content but better content was better, and Steve Rayson …