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Digital marketing expert Ken Wisnefski shared the following takeaways about the new feature from the retail giant:

Looks Aren’t Enough

Many people get smitten by a pretty face, but lasting love requires something deeper.

 Cut to the Chase

“You want an infographic to be vibrant and visually appealing; too much text can take away from the overall design,” says Ken Wisnefski, CEO of internet marketer WebiMax.

Change is coming to Twitter. The word is that Twitter will soon expand its character limit. It's always been famous for 140 characters, but in the coming months, it's poised to expand that limit greatly.

Ken Wisnefski, CEO of WebiMax, an Internet marketing firm, believes not having a holiday party could cost a company more in the end.

When it comes to holiday gifts at the office, when your job and reputation are on the line, it's not just the thought that counts.

In this article from Target Marketing, author Ken Wisnefski highlights a little known feature that helps businesses keep track of their social media teams:

“The ability for brick-and-mortar stores and malls to be able to marry both the ability to peruse and buy things online, and the ability to have it delivered quickly from the local mall, is kind of where the stores have to go to be able to survive,” said e-commerce expert Ken Wisnewski, chief executive of Webimax, an Internet marketing firm based in South Jersey.

“Mobile utilization is only going to increase -- and people expect that experience to get even better over time,” Ken Wisnefski, founder of Internet marketer WebiMax, wrote in a report. “It is so important for businesses that want to be around in the next decade to start thinking in terms of mobile.”