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How and Why to Keep A Company Blog
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Why We Love Company Blogs
These days blogs are often a favorite, and trusted, source of information among internet users. Researchers, business owners, lay people, and enthusiasts have a wealth ... Read on
Fighting Fraud With Veda, Our Social Brain
Every week, anonymous fraudsters attempt to process millions of dollars in fraudulent transactions through WePay. They use techniques and tools which seem to constantly increase in sophistication.
That’s why we are so excited today to formally unveil our Veda risk engine.
After ... Read on
How Do You Protect Your Company’s Reputation
There are few things that I enjoy less than calling a company’s 800 number to get something done or, more commonly, get something fixed that has been messed up. Recently I had to make a phone call to remedy my ... Read on
4 Virtual Payment Myths Debunked
You’ve heard a lot about this virtual payment thing, but you just aren’t ready to make the leap yet. It sounds a little intimidating, and you’re a diehard PayPal user anyway. Besides, your clients love paying in cash, right?
Wrong. Don’t ... Read on
5 True Facts on Blogging to Win Clients
When you’re trying to win clients or connect with customers using a blog, it’s important to remember that this strategy is a form of advertising -- much like traditional media.
But instead of a newspaper or TV ad, blogging becomes a ... Read on
Where to Place Your Pay Now Button for Maximum Sales
Can you find the pay now button?
If you’ve got something to sell online, then you need a “pay now” button so you can accept credit card payments online. Where should that essential little clickable money-maker go? You could venture a ... Read on
How to Find Your Small Business Tribe
No small business owner is an island. Whether you call them a support system, mentors, or a tribe, you need a group of trusted friends and colleagues to help you get through the ups and downs of running of a ... Read on