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Digital Media Works, Inc.(http://www.DigMediaWorks.com ) is an Internet marketing and design firm. A seasoned 25+ year management/marketing professional, founder Stephanie Diamond, former AOL Marketing Director, is experienced in building profits.

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Social Networking: What Small Business Marketers Should Do Now
I'm sure you've heard a lot about social networking and wondered whether you should participate. Companies like Facebook, MySpace and YouTube, are talked about in endless marketing articles and hyped by the media. The phenomenon is huge. eMarketer predicts that ad spending on social networks will reach $2 billion by 2010. Read
By: Stephanie Diamond | 07/11/2007 | Online Promotion
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Think You Know What Makes Customers Happy?
"Think You Know What Makes You Happy?" This headline shouts at you from a new book called "Stumbling on Happiness" by Daniel Gilbert. It's a very thought-provoking look at how we think about happiness. To be happy, there is something we all want. Read
By: Stephanie Diamond | 23/05/2006 | Marketing
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Launching A New Product On Your Website: 5 Things You Should Never Do
You're launching a new product online and you're expecting success. You're excited and happy. But, unless you've done some preliminary planning, you may fail, even though your product is a strong one. Read
By: Stephanie Diamond | 04/03/2006 | Viral Marketing
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Increase Your Online Revenue by Narrowing Your Target Market
Does the idea of narrowing your target market scare you? If you're like thousands of other online business marketers, the answer is yes. But you'd be wrong. Read
By: Stephanie Diamond | 26/02/2006 | SEM
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Online Marketing: Five Principles That Help You Succeed NOW
I have been working for Internet companies since 1994. First at America Online and now in my own marketing and design business. The only online marketing rule I adhere to is that things are constantly changing. That could make marketing difficult. To Read
By: Stephanie Diamond | 09/11/2005 | Marketing