Throughout the recent years we have seen an uptake in a new group of SMB’s – the “Progressive SMB,” organizations that are increasingly encroaching on the territory of their larger competitors. But what makes a SMB progressive?
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Ever wonder how social sites make money? Here’s a quick look at which revenue streams help major social networking companies become a successful business. 
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Some of us are sick of seeing the same people doing the same things every day on social media. Here’s the solution… This graphic details the rise. Delete the scoop?
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Tumblr boasts 39 million users, half of whom are under the age of 25. Since the bigger social networks have more varied demographics, it offers marketers a chance to connect with a defined audience. Delete the scoop?
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The Social Cloud: Promising Social Media Startups for 2012.
While Facebook continues to dominate the Social media scene and rumors abound as to its next acquisition (probably Digg according to some people) many more startups are joining it by providing services somewhat different from the usual. Promising Cloud Based Social Media Startups to watch for in 2012 include Tumblr, Pinterest and Wooplr. Delete the scoop?
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