Dennis Yu — December 20, 2016 Follow @dennisyu— December 20, 2016 My buddy Markus Frind famously claimed that he worked 10 hours per week building his website.All by himself, he was the CEO, CMO, lone support rep, server admin, PR agent, and everything else. Two years ago, he sold it for $ 575 million in … Continue reading Don’t Work More Than 4 Hours Per Day
Dave Brock — December 4, 2016 Follow @davidabrock— December 4, 2016 Too often, we look at a person’s title, CEO, EVP, SVP, C-Level something or other, Vice President, Director, Manager; confusing the title with leadership. In the best of all worlds people in executive or managerial roles would be great leaders. In reality, that’s not … Continue reading Don’t Confuse Leadership With Titles, Everyone Leads!
Dave Brock — November 30, 2016 Follow @davidabrock— November 30, 2016 It’s oddly ironic, we never seem to take the time to do things right. We don’t do the pre-call research before the call or meeting. We know we have the greatest impact when we have some minimal amount of research complete, but somehow, we … Continue reading Why Don’t We Take The Time To Do Things Right?
Fabrizio Moreira — November 28, 2016 Follow @FabrizioMoreira— November 28, 2016 The late, great Ray Bradbury quipped while speaking at a Brigham Young University forum in the 1980s, “I haven’t watched the news in years. If it gets bad enough they’ll tell me.” Bradbury was an incurable optimist. Looking at the news many believe the … Continue reading No Matter How Bad It Gets, Don’t You Believe It
Michael Bellina — November 5, 2016 Follow @MigmanMedia— November 5, 2016 So many businesses focus on traffic for their website. The common thought process the more traffic I get, the more business I will get from it. So they throw dollar after dollar at advertising, SEO and social media in an effort to drive more … Continue reading Don’t Leave Money on the Table. Learn HOW Visitors Interact With Your Site
Randy Milanovic — November 2, 2016 Follow @kayak360— November 2, 2016 There is an expression activists use. It’s one I happen to love: Think Global, Buy Local. It’s a reminder that we should always be aware of the world around us, while doing our best to support each other close to home. It’s good karma; … Continue reading Don’t Put the Wrong Stamp on Your Website Passport
Columnist Andrew Shotland shares some common problems that occur during site migrations to HTTPS and explains the importance of updating your citations. Andrew Shotland on November 1, 2016 Migrating your site to HTTPS is all the rage these days. Google is on the record as saying that using “https” in your URLs can give … Continue reading When going HTTPS, don’t forget about local citations!
Will Holland — November 1, 2016 Follow @xpndinteractive— November 1, 2016 Learning Management Systems. A dreaded software category for most people who need to do eLearning. They’re bulky, hard to use, hard to integrate, expensive. And the cheaper ones just don’t do what you really need them to do. LMS’s have been poorly executed not … Continue reading Why You Don’t Need an LMS
Jay Feitlinger — October 31, 2016 Follow @jayfeitlinger— October 31, 2016 Have you been in meetings and can tell people are distracted? Or at dinner with the family and all eyeballs are on the cell phone? If so, welcome to the club… Too many times I walk into meetings and can instantly tell when people … Continue reading Be Present Or Don’t Show Up
by Natalie SevertOctober 21, 2016 Have you ever wondered what a recruiter does first after reading your CV? Here’s the answer. The vast majority of recruiters will instantly screen you online. They’ll type your name into Google, check the results which pop up and have a look at your social media profiles. That’s why you … Continue reading Looking For A Job? Don’t Forget To Clean Up Your Online Presence First
