by Lorna Li | Blog, Online Marketing, Small Business Tips, Social Entrepreneurs
Is it possible to make money online and change the world? The answer is a resounding “Yes!”. The key is to identify the right markets – lucrative markets that are filled with people who are hungry to buy – and offer your value packed,... 
by Lorna Li | Blog, Online Marketing, PPC, SEO, Small Business Tips
The worst “business” advice I’d ever come across in my life has got to be “Follow Your Passion, the Money Will Come.” This advice is particularly disastrous in the online marketing world, where it is really easy to sink a ton of time,... 
by Lorna Li | Featured, Green, Green Business, Green Marketing, Online Marketing
Never has there been a better time to launch a green business. With more and more people becoming aware of climate change, consumers are increasingly seeking out more environmentally sustainable products. If your products or services have been designed to be low... 
by Lorna Li | Green Business, Green Marketing, Online Marketing, SEO
Search engine optimization for your small business website is quite a difficult process, especially when facing competition from older, more established giants. Larger websites often have strong domain authority and many pages of content, which makes it easier for to... 
by Lorna Li | Blogging, Featured, Green, Green Business, Green Marketing, Online Marketing
Gaining exposure is necessary when it come to successfully starting a green business and generating new clients is also important. Keeping customers informed and having accessibility to you and your company should be a top priority. A great way to do this is by... 
by Lorna Li | Blogging, Online Marketing, Online Reputation Management, SEO, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Web 2.0
Recently, Britta Meyer of Eurekster, which makes an embeddable custom social search portal called a “Swicki”, posed a question on LinkedIn about how one would go about defining a social media marketing roadmap, and how you would prioritize each social...
