Brent PohlmanJune 15, 2015 If you do not have a minimum of 500 contacts on LinkedIn, you are really missing out on a very useful tool. WARNING – This isn’t the same old why you should use Linkedin 101 course. This article looks at the way I use the platform. I have developed a different … Continue reading How To Improve Your Linkedin Experience
William YatesJune 7, 2015 Graphic design once existed as a singular entity in marketing activity, a form of static visual communication, through the use of typography, space and imagery. While the role of graphic design didn’t initially change with the emergence of the Internet and website development, graphic design soon evolved to meet the demands … Continue reading Web Design: The Fast Track to Optimizing User Experience and Visibility
Don CharltonJune 4, 2015 Job hunting has changed drastically since I was fresh out of college. With a robust economy and a college degree, Gen Xers like myself could expect to land a relevant job in their field without so much as a clean copy of their resume and a willingness to work. While that … Continue reading What to Look for in Millennials with Limited Experience
Brent PohlmanMay 28, 2015 Want a better experience on Twitter? Twitter is not the same platform it was five years ago. I joined in 2008 and frankly, I am starting to get tired of the platform. It appears to be a platform where people simply broadcast the latest news and retweet the information submitted by … Continue reading Finding a Better Twitter Experience in 2015
Jasmine HenryMay 24, 2015 UX is based on 200 years of scientific knowledge, 30 years of industry best practices and specifically applied research. – @mashable User experience (ux) is an emerging practice that sits at the intersection of behavioral science, web development, and domain-specific knowledge. It’s a human-centric approach to understanding how people engage with … Continue reading How Important Is User Experience? 9 Things You Need To Know About UX
Elinor StutzMay 24, 2015 The attitude of forging past obstacles is what sets the successful apart. It is the rare individual who never makes a poor choice or who enjoys good experiences 100 percent of the time. For the rest of us, we need an improved mindset for moving forward and getting past those events … Continue reading Ride The Wave Of Poor Experience To New Possibility
LisaMarie DiasMay 10, 2015 Imagine that someone told you about a great new networking group that you just had to try! “Everyone goes and there is a ton of activity!” they promise. Always on the lookout for good networking opportunities, you would probably take the time to check it out.Imagine now, your first visit. You … Continue reading Who You Follow + Who Follows You = Your Networking Experience
Susannah MorrisMay 9, 2015 Online companies collect large amounts of customer data and it’s often tragically underutilized. User data can be used to personalize communication with your customers and prospects, 74 percent of whom get frustrated when content isn’t personalized to the interests they have already supplied to an online company. For ecommerce companies in … Continue reading 5 Ways To Personalize Your Brand’s Ecommerce Experience
Megan Van VlackApril 29, 2015 How many apps do you have on your mobile phone? In the marketplace today, there are over 1.3 million mobile apps to choose from. The mobile app universe is growing and shows no sign of slowing down. And the number of apps used for work — whether approved or unapproved … Continue reading The Hook Model: The First Step To Designing The Employee Engagement Experience
Corey Craig explains how Dell created its Solutions Nurture platform to provide content at pain points in customer journey. Matt McGee on April 1, 2015 If there’s been one overarching theme at the MarTech conference, it’s the need for marketing technology (and the marketers that use it) to focus on the customer first. Speakers from … Continue reading Customer Experience Must Drive Marketing Technology Decisions
