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How to Use Your Blog to Maximize Your Marketing Efforts

If you're not already blogging on your site, you should be, and if you are blogging, you should be making a continuous effort to get more out of your blogging efforts. That's not to say that you need to drastically change what you're doing if it's working for you, but since the internet and internet marketing are dynamic entities, it's important that you check in from time to time and make sure that you're keeping up with current practices in terms of the frequency and length of your blog posts, as well as assessing your content to ensure that what you're writing is both relevant and attention-grabbing.

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 Cogo Interactive offers expert digital marketing and web design services in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC.

How to Get the Most out of Google+ Hangouts On Air

In 2011, Google+ introduced an innovative addition to its popular Hangouts feature: the ability to broadcast a live stream from a Google Hangout to viewers all over the world. Initially, the Hangouts On Air service was only available to a handful of selected broadcasters, but as of May 2012, the feature is now available to everyone.

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 Cogo Interactive offers expert digital marketing and web design services in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC.

Small Changes You Can Make for Holiday Marketing

The winter holidays are upon us, and for most businesses that means the potential for a significant uptick in company interest. However, to convert those interested people into customers- either last minute shoppers or post-holiday sale-seekers - you'll want to give your audience a reason to choose you over their other options.

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 Cogo Interactive offers expert digital marketing and web design services in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC.

Where Should You Draw the Line between Personal and Professional?

We've seen the pattern time and time again: companies that incorporate a personal factor in their online marketing often see a significant boost in their business, and adding that human element can help build customer trust and loyalty. People like to know that they're dealing with other people rather than a nameless, faceless brand, so a personal touch can really be a plus. On the other hand, too much of a good thing can be overkill, and it's important to understand where the boundary is between coming across as warm and helpful, versus sabotaging your brand message with too much personal information. Here are three tips to help you maintain a balance.

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