By Nathan Safran, from Search Engine Watch – http://bit.ly/1hRnjS6
I had the pleasure of discussing the SEO competitive landscape as part of the “5 Spying Strategies You Can Use Today to Dominate Your Competition” panel at ClickZ Live New York earlier this month.…
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By Jessica Stillman, from Inc.com – http://bit.ly/1fLCdz4
A new study out of Stanford offers a dead simple intervention to try if you’re in need of a creative idea.
Sometimes science turns up wild findings or uncovers strange realities from far away galaxies or long ago times.…
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By Ginny Soskey, from Inbound Hub – http://bit.ly/1iUsNLY
What makes a blog post bad?
There are lots of reasons a blog post could be less-than-perfect. Poor formatting. Poor grammar. Poor word choice. Poor shareability.
The most pervasive problem? Poor flow. The post jumps from one idea to the next to the next and then circles around again for a split second to the first idea, then back to the fourth, and so on.…
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By Kevin Daum from Inc.com – http://bit.ly/1jU8EJT
Instead of just waiting for the work week to end, use those last few hours and these tips to make next week start out fantastic.
Most people get excited that Friday is here, especially if the week has been hectic and packed.…
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By Geoffrey James, from Inc.com – http://bit.ly/R7Ho0X
Finally: a way to measure how much bureaucracy and distraction might be holding your company back.
All companies have a little BS that employees must cut through to get things done. Some companies, however, have a lot more BS than others.…
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By Jason Squardo from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1l9J5Ge
Rebrand and rebuild; for some businesses, those are the keys to moving forward both financially and digitally. But tearing down an established digital presence and domain name can have massive impacts on search engine rankings.…
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by Noemi Tasarra-Twigg from BloggingPro – http://bit.ly/1gyCvnA
Every single topic has been the subject of hundreds of blogs. Some were written for specific audiences, some came from less-than-reputable sources, and others were so poorly written that one can barely get through the first sentence.…
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By Sarah Goliger from Inbound Hub – http://bit.ly/1iwUA9A
Twitter is a great marketing channel for driving traffic and generating leads. In fact, 42% of Twitter users follow brands or companies, which means if you’re not using Twitter for your business yet, you should learn how to integrate Twitter into your social media marketing strategy.…
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By Jean Dobey, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1lAuIuA
Chief executive officers (CEOs), first and foremost, must be visionaries. Their vision should be inspired by their personal beliefs, ideologies, needs and values. From this vision, the CEO draws his or her creativity and passion to achieve long-term objectives.…
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By Helga Moreno from InstantShift – http://bit.ly/1rDTkCM
Bookworms are referred symbolism to the late nineteenth-century art movement. It began spreading through Russia, France and Belgium as kind of protest against naturalism and realism in favor of spirituality, imagination and dreams. Sounds beautifully, isn’t it?…
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