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How To Prepare Your eCommerce Store For Black Friday 2018

YoungUpstarts

That’s how much money online shoppers are estimated to spend between Thanksgiving and Black Friday 2018. Read on to learn how to prepare your ecommerce store for Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2018. Create all campaigns and creative assets (for your website, social media, email marketing, advertisements, etc.)

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3 Essential Ways To Build Online Customer Trust In 2018

YoungUpstarts

Here are three easy steps that online business owners can take to win back customer trust in 2018: 1. There are two methods of advertising a privacy policy on your website – browsewrap and clickwrap. Customer service in the digital world is especially demanding as it is now an omni-channel operation. Update Your Information.

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10 Big Ideas For Small Business Marketing

YoungUpstarts

What are your plans for 2018? Some of these may not fully hit in 2018, but it’s not too soon to get started with them. 2018 isn’t a year to completely throw out everything you’ve learned about marketing before. Facebook is an advertising platform. We’ll have to accept Facebook as largely an advertising platform.

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5 Social Media Trends To Watch In 2019

YoungUpstarts

by Rachel Strella, founder of Strella Social Media. As 2018 nears its conclusion, business owners and marketers should be thinking about what they can do to make their companies more successful in the New Year. Gone are the days when companies can treat social media as an afterthought or a supplemental marketing channel.

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5 Ways to Advertise and Promote Your SaaS Business

The Startup Magazine

Software as a Service (SaaS) businesses face challenges when trying to advertise and promote their business since they have a limited period to convince their customers to choose their product. Exponential growth has been seen with SaaS businesses and in 2018 alone they generated a whopping $72.2 Social Media Platforms.

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8 Reasons Why You Need A Mobile App

YoungUpstarts

For instance, a basic app (with no API functionality, back-end database, or social media integration) costs from $2,000-$10,000. An app with moderate complexity costs from $10,000-$40,000, whereas complex apps that require backend support and social media integration cost from $40,000-$100,000.

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Building Your StartUp Offline And Online: Addressing Your Digital Readiness

The Startup Magazine

Therefore, being prepared no longer just includes choosing the right location or print advertising, but has come to include being digitally adept and prepared with your digital presence as well. In 2018, E-commerce sales accounted for 14.3 Finally, match your business’ online channels to your target market.