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Posted By: planetc1 289 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://devbasu.com)
Category: Social Media
Dev Basu writes... Sometimes it can be pretty hard to come up with creative social media link bait ideas for otherwise un-interesting small businesses. After brainstorming for a bit, I think I’ve come up with some ideas that can be applied to almost any SMB regardless of what they do.
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from planetc1 289 days ago #
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This may read like real basic stuff to seasoned marketers but the template is simple. Plug in your small business and get to work on 10 new posts.

from GRoc 286 days ago #
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Sometimes we all need to get back to basics.  It was a great post.

from yojpotter2 286 days ago #
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Thanks for posting these great tips on how to link bait for small business.

from monitis 284 days ago #
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Funny the real life examples :)

from kbf 284 days ago #
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Great compact article. I'll implement some of the suggestions.

from Aqeel 275 days ago #
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Great article. I love the examples.


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