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Could you recall the first time you made an animation? Animation has been a long-time goal for artists. The dream of making drawings move and come into life has been an achieved and even pushed into limits in this technological era.

Change is in for the long haul for Google. It consistently evolves from the 1998 plain page to the rise of useful SERP elements such as three-pack results, carousels, listings, and rich answers. Thus, making a quality algorithm for content. Mobilegeddon, or mobile-friendly search algorithm and localization remarkably interrupted the web activity this year.

Hashtag is not just for fun or an urban and digital “go- around” that everyone follows. This, in a deeper sense, is a marketing technique every social media marketer must properly follow. Hashtag is basically a word or phrase preceded by a hash mark (#). The symbol is commonly included in a message or phrase to facilitate keyword or topic searches. Most users have no idea that in certain Social Media sites, including a hashtag in a post, will make the post searchable by other users.

“A brand is no longer what we tell the consumer it is–it is what consumers tell each other it is”, said Scott Cook, the founder and CEO of Intuit. And that is a big premise to note. To date, marketing challenge doesn’t end using social media and other platforms to tell the people what to know about our product and services. With the high competition and big marketing change that rose on the global market, marketing now must escape boxed marketing going to how people be persuaded to tell other consumer that your product is the one and first on the list. To this call, influencer markets birthed.

The fact: Social Media Marketing is now a necessity. The premise above can be rooted from the evidences that stating Social Media Marketing is still on the rise not just this year but for all years to come because, the numbers say 61% of global Internet users, research products online. That is, to cope with it, 86% of B2B Marketers are using content marketing; 55% of B2B Marketers plan to increase their content marketing spending in the next year, and 84% of B2B Marketers use social media in some form.

In business marketing, you must consider many things such as the identity and branding of your product, your objectives and goals, your capabilities in running a kind of business, the budget, the place, the equipment, your strategies, and other marketing efforts including your website. But among these, the most essential thing you must consider is your target market.

Keeping your e-commerce business alive and kicking in the middle of a whole lot competitions out there may be a stressful job to you as a business owner. That annoying task will be lessened when you -and your business partner- consider these 3 Ss in building a world-class and competitive e-commerce. To give you a glimpse on these, check out the following facts and figures on the infographic below.

Static. That’s how we spell our effort for our Internet Marketing. We are wrong! It changes a lot. “I’ve got into Online Marketing world for about 4 years, but how came I didn’t get it to perfection?” This is one of the saddest things I’ve heard, as an online marketing guru from a friend-- that evens our experiences cannot be our best teacher. Why? Because, indeed, it changes a lot. Internet marketing is advertising and doing marketing efforts through the use of web to affect customer behavior. But since wants, needs, and even technology changes overtime, the effort is worth looking back again.

Marketing is like a battlefield. You need to fight to survive. You need to find strategies to stay alive. You need to have the greatest, the biggest, and most powerful weapons to defeat your opponents. This is the challenge...and the reality.

Well, we have known about marketing. The typical or the traditional marketing occurred back from several years ago… Then there is television… Then there are B2B marketing, internet-marketing, buzz marketing… And so on and so forth…. Marketing is enormously growing. But we still have to deal on a not-so-familiar marketing means---the guerrilla marketing. First used by Jay Conrad Levinson in his popular 1984 book, Guerrilla Marketing is a low- or no-cost but highly effective marketing means of delivering product message to the public. This will lead to an awareness that their product (or sometimes services) exist.