In this video I interview Anita Campbell, founder of Small Business Trends and BizSugar, and author of Visual Marketing.
Anita shares how social media impacts small businesses. You'll discover which small businesses are slow to adopt social media and where social media brings the best results.
Be sure to check out the takeaways below after you watch the video.
Here are some of the things you'll learn in this video:

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- What your online place of business says about your business
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- How small businesses are adopting mobile marketing
- How some small businesses excel at using social media
- How tablets have impacted mobile marketing
- What BizSugar is and how to get visibility for your business content
Connect with Anita on Twitter @smallbiztrends, check out Small Business Trends and learn more about Visual Marketing here.
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