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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.…
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?…
by Jessica Stillman from Inc.com – http://bit.ly/1mbj646
BuzzSumo analyzed 100 million articles to see what makes content go viral. Here’s what they found.
Producing content that will go viral can feel something like a crap shoot.
One week the blog post you dashed off in 15 minutes and hardly gave a second thought to lights up Twitter, while an in-depth analysis of industry trends you sweated over for hours sinks like a stone.…
by Barry Schwartz from Search Engine Roundtable – http://bit.ly/1hRnjlc
Google’s Matt Cutts posted a video explaining why and when Google may use something other than your title tag for the search results title snippet. Matt Cutts suggested that it is best for your to try to anticipate what the user will search for when crafting your title tags.…
by Pete Prestipino from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1l9J5WG
For many digital marketers, Twitter is a conundrum, wrapped in a riddle, surrounded by mystery. Despite their best efforts (informed, strategic and actionable), getting users engaged with your brand and its messaging remains elusive.…
BY Jeremy Quittner from Inc.com – http://bit.ly/1jQMich
SQL injection attacks are among the most common security threats businesses face, and they’re on the rise.
You may not have the slightest idea what an SQL injection attack is, but that’s okay, you’re in good company.…
by Ali Luke – from Daily Blog Tips http://bit.ly/1jU8Ed6
If you’re in the Northern hemisphere, it’s spring right now. Here in the UK, the sun has been shining almost all week — which feels like a wonderful change from a long, grey, rainy winter!…
By Sims Wyeth from Inc.com http://bit.ly/1pgy0Ho
Whether you’re giving a speech, pitching an investor, or just making small talk, your first line leaves a lasting impression. Make it a good one.
How do you begin your presentations? Do you work on your opening to create drama, and curiosity?…
by Ginny Soskey from Inbound Hub http://bit.ly/1gZkMpo
Sometimes I get angry at headlines. I’ve written over 1,000 words on a subject, yet one 70-character phrase will most likely be the deciding factor in whether people view my writing or continue on their merry way.…
By Nicholas Carlson from Inc.com http://bit.ly/1fCBnz8
Everyone knows the tale of Steve Jobs but here is the lesser known story of the Google CEO. One day in July 2001, Larry Page decided to fire Google’s project managers. All of them.
It was just five years since Page, then a 22-year-old graduate student at Stanford, was struck in the middle of the night with a vision.…
