This is a compilation of some the top inspirational quotes for startups and entrepreneurs that we’ve shared on social media so far. Enjoy!
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9 Lessons From Getting Published on BuzzFeed’s Home Page
The year was 2013, and while I was bored to death with my meaningless home-office job, BuzzFeed was becoming the king of viral content.
I clearly needed a distraction and decided to take a stab at writing content for the BuzzFeed community (for free and without any expectations).
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How to Increase Website Traffic With Facebook Ads
Facebook is by far the top advertising platform for any digital marketer.
Their offering includes vast targeting capabilities, granular audience segmentation, catchy ad placements, and much more. When combined correctly, it can deliver amazing results for your company, such as increasing website traffic and driving conversions.
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8 Tips to Write Click-Worthy Headlines for Content Marketing
Billions of people share every second of their lives on every platform under the sun, broadcasting infinite amounts of content to the world, but only consuming a fraction.
Welcome to the era of information overload and shorter attention spans.
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5 Things I Learned Spending $1,000 on Premium Domains
2017 was the year I became obsessed with premium domain names.
While everyone else was busy with hurricanes, cryptocurrency, and Trump, I was getting deeply immersed in premium domains, more specifically the 4-letter .com kind (also known as LLLL.com domains).
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What Is the Actual Meaning of Tois?
I keep getting the question about the real meaning of “Tois” – presumably because the company’s name is not a dictionary word in any of the most spoken languages.