Marketing Your Small Business Online: 39 Essential Tools for Online Marketing Published 05/20/2009 Thousands of online marketing tools clamor for attention, with new ones popping up every week it seems. You know you should be doing more to reach out to your customers, but just researching which tools to use can be a vast time investment. We’ve compiled a list of the most popular (or most useful) tools we could think of. You might be using some of them already, but you’re sure to find a couple that will round out your small business marketing toolkit nicely. Content Sharing Websites Squidoo Create a lens around your business area. Scribd Share your expert content like white papers and articles. SlideShare Post your presentations and documents online for others to view and share. Flikr Does your product or service translate well visually? Blip.tv A video-sharing alternative to YouTube, blip.tv lets you embed links in your descriptions and create a TV station showing all your videos in one spot. Press Release Distribution Services Social Networks Social Bookmarking Blogs
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Partners | Worldwide (home) | People | By Specialty | All People | Philippe Botteri J im is passionate about investing, social entrepreneurship and venture philanthropy, contemporary and modern art, photography, film, wine, and music. He actively supports numerous educational and environmental non-profit initiatives. In February, 2013, Jim was elected a fellow of the Harvard Corporation, Harvard University's senior governing board. Jim is a Partner at Accel and is the Founder/CEO of Breyer Capital, an investment and venture philanthropy firm. Jim has been an investor in over 30 consumer Internet, media, and technology companies that have completed public offerings or successful mergers. Several of these investments returned over 100 times their cost and many additional of these investments have returned over 25 times their cost to investors. Jim led Accel's investment in Facebook (FB) in April, 2005, and served on the Board of Directors from 2005 until June, 2013.
Facebook Collections Lets Retailers Augment Posts With “Want/Collect” Buttons That Save Products To Pinteresque Profile Sections Facebook has just begun testing “Collections” — a new feature it says is “unrelated” to Pinterest but could be a competitor. It allows retailers to add “Want” or “Collect” buttons to news feed posts about products. These save and share products to a “Wishlist” on user profiles that host a “Buy” button that can be clicked through to make purchases offsite. Seven retail partners including Pottery Barn and Fab can now share Collections posts to their fans. Collections could help retailers score viral click-throughs to their product pages by making things their fans are interested in more discoverable to friends. Facebook isn’t earning affiliate fees on Collections click throughs, but it could get brands to buy ads to get more fans. To try out Collections, Like the Pottery Barn Page then visit this link to its first Collections post. Facebook told us this about the product: “We’ve seen that businesses often use Pages to share information about their products through photo albums.
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List of mergers and acquisitions by Facebook From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Most of Meta's acquisitions have primarily been "talent acquisitions" and acquired products are often shut-down. In 2009, Meta (as Facebook) CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted a question on Quora, titled "What startups would be good acquisitions for Facebook?", receiving 79 answers.[1][2] He stated in 2010 that "We have not once bought a company for the company. Acquisitions[edit] See also[edit] References[edit]