Ever wanted to know what Viral Marketing is or how to effectively use it? Well you are in luck! Chris Mills, President of Hitcents, takes a moment to explain the aspects of going "viral" at the Digital Lounge during Internet World in London.

If you own or manage a small business then you might be interested to know that having a Human Resource Management system can be extremely beneficial to all aspects of your business. If you’re anything like me, then you must sit around and dream about ways to make your job easier, yet more efficient. Well I have a few solutions. 

Be More Productive

Jennifer King, HR Analyst for Software Advice, interviews our very own Ed Mills. She writes about HR and employee performance software. Read her review of OmnipriseHRM Software. 

How Companies Can Use HR Software to Minimize the Risk of a Lawsuit

It has been said, "Your eyes are the window to your soul.” And in my opinion, the ability to look someone in their eyes and see the stark truth, what’s inside and makes up another person, can be a powerful ability that once mastered (pardon my geek factor coming out) grants the person the equivalent ability of the Jedi Mind Trick. Only in this case, you don’t have to have an increased midichlorian count.

Hitcents announced today that it has been nominated for Best Use of Motion Graphics & Viral Marketing in the 16th Annual Webby Awards for its Draw A Stickman website.

Hailed as the "Internet's highest honor" by The New York Times, The Webby Awards, presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS), is the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet.

This is a promotional video for Reflective Learning, LLC that we filmed featuring their founder Sherry St. Clair.

Above is a promotional video that our production team did for Robin Shea, the host of Southern Fried Fitness. This video is to promote her motivational public speaking and seminars.

A couple months ago, Lauren Carlson, Customer Relationship Management Software Analyst at Software Advice, wrote a detailed blog post about the 3 core types of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solutions – Industry Specific, Generalist, and Do-It-Yourself.

In my last blog, I discussed some basic principles to follow when considering how to maximize ROI with Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software. 

The basic premise was that simply buying CRM software will not deliver ROI any more than writing a business plan will start a business … you also have to implement it strategically and commit to it.

Here are the most important aspects I outlined: