In order to run a successful business, a CEO needs to have a good amount of pride. You certainly can’t launch a new company without a strong belief in your own abilities and you can’t offer a worthwhile service or product without pride in your work. But too much pride can also hinder success when it comes to building connections with media outlets.

Whether you own a small business or a large company, finding the time to create engaging content for your social media accounts can be difficult. Once you have that content, figuring out an effective strategy to distribute posts can feel downright intimidating, and the difficulty only intensifies as you add more social media accounts to your collection.

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WebiMax CEO Ken Wisnefski penned this blog on the new Giphy Keys for Mobile Marketing Watch

This is the first installment in a 2-part blog series explaining best practices to design an effective landing page.

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Before coming to WebiMax, I gained insight into international business by working professionally in both Japan and Taiwan. I have since found those experiences to be extremely useful in working with people in a number of other countries in Asia and Europe.

I have been a Business Development Manager at WebiMax for the past year and a half, and in that time I have had the opportunity to speak with many company leaders spanning across different industries from all over the world. What I have learned in these conversations is that there are many common misconceptions about how to leverage digital marketing to grow a business. Most often, these misconceptions are actually just challenges that can be overcome with a creative strategy.

The 69th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball is a good time to speak about collectibles as an investment and about authentication.

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As the Customer Service Manager, my main focus at WebiMax is to ensure our clients are completely satisfied with their marketing campaigns. We place an extreme focus on retention and believe it’s the lifeblood of growth for any business. That’s why I was excited to write this blog and provide tips to help your company improve its overall client retention rate.

Many people find it hard to write about themselves – it's rare that we need to do so and it's hard to capture that balance between sounding vain and giving our audience the information they need. Let's face it – it's awkward. Businesses often face the same struggle in trying to strike a balance when writing their About Us page. However, analytics show that it's also one of the most important and frequented pages on any website.

Making sure your local business is easy to find online is a very important aspect of business. Fortunately, there are many things you can to do help your business expand its online visibility ranging from basic steps to highly detailed actions. Below is your go to checklist to make sure your business is on the path to success.

Sooner or later, most online sellers ask themselves, “Should I have a blog on my website?” Maintaining a blog and generating new content on a regular basis requires a lot of time and energy — which is only justified if the results are greater awareness of your brand and heightened customer interest.

I’ve been working in the digital marketing industry for years, and one of the first concepts I learned was “content is king,” meaning that you need to produce great content in order to rank favorably in Google’s search engine’s result pages. As I gained more experience, the true king came in the form of guest posts. I believe, when done the proper way, guest posts still reign supreme as the best content strategy among organizations. However, there’s no one elixir to creating a great piece of content, so I am excited to offer some methods to help you increase engagement from your readers.

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Political ad budgets on broadcast television are on track to be six times as much as they are online this year. Yet, the interference that the Internet has introduced into this election has been palpable. Our elections are going to be decided online either in this cycle or the next -- not via online ballot box, which actually could be on the horizon. A large percentage of the actual political battlefield action is originating on the internet, leaving broadcast news discussing on-screen what has transpired online.

With Twitter facing an ongoing challenge driving usage rates, the company is investing heavily in live streaming platform Periscope to drive engagement and ad revenue as video use continues to grow.

Twitter's core users are either there to get brief updates from the influencers they care about or interact with folks they don't know personally, but with whom they may share a common interest. For influencers, it's perhaps one of the greatest tools ever created for easily broadcasting a message. In fact, one of the best scenarios we've seen for advertisers on Twitter has been to pay those influencers and celebrities to tweet to their followers; of course that revenue goes directly to the celebrity and not Twitter.

Wall Street has long been skeptical of Twitter (TWTR - Get Report)  due to its inability to drive revenue through ads the way some other platforms have (see: Facebook).

Reputation Management Expert Ken Wisnefski comments on why it seems Donald Trump is rewarded for saying things most would be criticized for.

Holiday shopping will never be the same. This past Thanksgiving and Black Friday weekend, in-store sales were down 1.5%. However, as terrible as that initially sounds, it may be due to the fact that holiday shopping deals are going on for longer both before and after the Black Friday holiday online. More retailers are dubbing it Cyber-Week making it more convenient for shoppers to get deals on their own terms and making that 1.5% seem a lot less meaningful.

CAMDEN — They could have gone to Delaware or stayed in Mount Laurel, but Webimax opted to invest in the "city invincible"...