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Hopefully if you’re reading this you have the basics of social media down. You know what type of content works best on which social media platforms and when the best times to post are.

Once you have a presence on the appropriate social media sites for your business and have pretty much figured out the best practices for each platform, it’s time to take your efforts to the next level.

What's your marketing process? If you're like many businesses, you rely a lot on web site and email marketing to bring in new leads or renew existing customer relationships. Many businesses have an email list, but that list could work a lot harder. Here's how to make email marketing an essential part of your overall marketing strategy.

Social media marketing (SMM) utlizes social media sites as a marketing tool. Because social media platforms are interactive by nature, the exchanges that take place there tend to be less formal. But make no mistake: you're still building professional relationships with social media marketing.

The Internet has provided businesses with an opportunity to sell their product or service to a global audience. However, selling online encompasses a whole new set of rules than that of traditional selling. Given the importance of inbound marketing and having a digital presence nowadays, it’s essential that businesses learn the art of marketing online. After all, combining inbound marketing techniques with traditional outbound marketing methods will only increase your sales and success.

The days of having one person master and perform one specific skill in the marketing world are long gone. Nowadays, marketers must wear many different hats in order to be successful. 

With the ever-evolving digital world, inbound marketers must be the most flexible and adaptable marketers in the game. As new Google algorithms pop up and content marketing trends change, inbound marketers must be able to recalculate and reorganize strategies seamlessly.