Big data is characterized by its velocity, its variety and its volume, meaning big data is a lot of data that comes in fast from many sources. While in the past large companies were the only ones with the resources and the money to maintain data infrastructures large enough to exploit the collection and use of this type of information, with today’s technologies, even small businesses can harness a wealth and breadth of information with little expense and little effort. Big data isn’t just for big businesses anymore; take a look at how your small company can capitalize on big data’s potential:

While every professional is entitled to their own opinion, some blog posts are just plain bad. They don’t perform well, they don’t attract visitors to your site, and they may be actively hurting your business’s reputation. Most businesses that have been blogging for a while will have at least one post that isn’t living up to its potential. The good news is that blogs are not static pages. Professionals can change, rearrange, alter, edit, and delete blog posts with the click of a button. Here, we’ll provide detailed instructions for enhancing bad blog posts and provide advice for businesses looking to improve their content production: 

Every profession has its own set of basic necessities. Carpenters need woodworking tools. Rocket scientists need to really know how to use numbers. Bloggers need the Internet for a place to publish their brilliant prose.

But, you need much more than that. If you’re just getting started down the road to becoming a successful blogger, make sure that you meet the following requirements.

“Blogging is crucial to building your business.” You’ve heard this sentence over and over again and now you have finally decided to start a blog.

Indeed, running a blog can have an incredible impact on your business. As much as 47% of consumers view three to five pieces of content before they actually make a buying decision.