Over the past few months, we've covered a lot of ground here on The Fame Foundry Marketing Minute. Now it's time to rewind and review our top five episodes of the quarter. First up, we present a challenge to all aspiring entrepreneurs: Are you truly prepared to be your own boss, or will you only become your own worst enemy?

As a vehicle for community building, Twitter is a deceptively simple platform that, in reality, is a challenge to master.

It's a basic law of Twitter that the more followers you have, the greater your potential to gain exposure. However, using Twitter effectively as a business growth platform is more than just a simple numbers game.

If you insist on holding your Twitter followers at arm's length and only allow them to see a perfectly polished version of your company, you're wasting an incredible opportunity to build trust and cultivate authentic relationships.

To create a website that truly performs, focus on your business objectives, not your competitors.

When it comes to your website, brief, powerful, well-organized copy is your best sales ally.

Your home page doesn't exist primarily to provide information but instead to provide pathways that lead visitors to the answers they seek.

If you attempt to design your website so that it appeals to everyone, in the end, you'll appeal to no one.

Good web content goes hand-in-hand with good website design.

To write copy that sells, make sure you're answering the questions your customers are asking.