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The Be2camp website recipe: go rich, get sticky
he event pages are easily the most popular, with visitors often spending several minutes browsing presentations or watching videos. And, these pages also get a lot of returning visitors, suggesting that rich multi-media content is making them ‘sticky’. Continue reading
Should every business have a blog?
I was reading one of Chris Rand’s steady stream of posts at Online marketing: An article a day last week in which he suggested that, just as almost every business now has to have a website, now “every business should … Continue reading
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