Husam Jandal
Husam Jandal is an internationally renowned business and marketing consultant and public speaker with a background that includes training Google Partners, teaching e-business at a master's level, receiving multiple Web Marketing Association Awards, and earning a plethora of rave reviews from businesses of all sizes.
Following a few key principles and developing a content strategy can increase its chances of generating a greater engagement rate. Learn more.
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In today’s Google-search world, it has become not only ideal, but necessary for every organization, company, or institution in the region to have its own website. Be it a small…
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You need to have a solid, focused digital strategy to grow your online presence. Learn more here.
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There are many factors and channels that contribute to your primary goal of increasing your business’s success with your audience. Learn how macro and micro conversions can help.
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The word ‘branding’ once referred to corporate logos, packaging, and commercial jingles. However, in the online world, the meaning of ‘branding’ has changed. Today, effective branding is less about ‘selling’…
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Social media for your business is a crucial and powerful marketing tool if you know how to use it. If you’re struggling with the competition in your marketplace, you need to act fast and change the way you do business.
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Social media can be an incredibly powerful tool for healthcare organizations, but it’s constantly evolving like the healthcare industry itself. Below, I’ll highlight some resources you can leverage to improve…
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In 2005, I was sitting with a sales consultant devising a sales strategy and a sales process for my business when he asked the golden question, “So Husam, what is…
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In today’s interconnected world, the competitive advantage of any business is largely determined by the degree of technology adoption, utilization, and connection with its target audience. Researchers often argue that without a critical mass of local content, Arab countries cannot reap the benefits of the global information revolution.
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