Amanda ClarkMarch 14, 2015 There are many reasons why a job seeker may have taken time off in their career. They may have chosen to stay home and raise their children, go back to school, travel, volunteer, or care for another family member. Perhaps they were recovering from illness or injury. Maybe they got laid … Continue reading Getting Back in the Game: Crafting Your Resume after a Gap in Employment
Margot da CunhaMarch 5, 2015 Those who know me well are aware that I am 100% insta-addicted. I’m not ashamed to admit that my boyfriend and I frequently have competitions over who can get more “likes” on their posts (because I typically win). I use the feed to post personal pictures of family, friends, and … Continue reading Instagram Steps Up Its Game with New ‘Carousel Ads’: What This Means For Your Instagram Advertising Strategy
Business.comFebruary 26, 2015 If you are only concerned with the number of followers your business has on social media, then you’re playing the wrong game. It’s time to toss out that social media marketing playbook and re-strategize. The Rules of the Game The online world is consistently redesigning itself to serve up its users with … Continue reading The Numbers Game: Social Media Marketing Playbook
Larry KimJanuary 7, 2015 We’re in a Game of Thrones dry spell these days, so what better way than to glean real world lessons from Westeros’s favorite clans? Whether you’re fighting for the iron throne or networking online with LinkedIn, developing connections is key. I’ve already outlined the advantages to having more connections on LinkedIn … Continue reading LinkedIn Lessons from Game of Thrones: How to Develop More LinkedIn Connections
by George Bilbrey, November 12, 2014 Reputation matters more than ever. That’s the clearest takeaway from our most recent research into sender reputation and inbox placement. Looking at the entire mailstream segmented by IP reputation shows that messages from the top-ranked senders reach the inbox, while everyone else struggles or outright fails. Compared to past … Continue reading Email Becoming Tougher Game For Marketers Of Ill Repute
By Kaity Nakagoshi, Published November 7, 2014 Go figure. One of the very first emails that I ever generated as a “true freshman” link builder, circa September 2011, got published as a blog post. Don’t believe it? Boom – See for yourself. But just to clarify, despite what presumably seems like an overt display of … Continue reading Proof That Newbies Can Nail the Link Building Game
Like other major social media sites, the content on Twitter that you see is mostly based on those you follow. But what if you threw out the follower model for an interest-based one? Danny Sullivan on October 27 If you’ve ever signed someone up for a new Twitter account, one of the challenges a new … Continue reading Game Changer? Imagine A Twitter Where You Followed Interests Rather Than User Accounts
Jason Momoa’s audition tape for Game of Thrones on YouTube has gained some traction, and his intensity shows how he landed the role Khal Drogo. Though the clip has been on YouTube since 2012, its popularity is just surfacing. In the video Jason Momoa performs the haka, a traditional dance associated with New Zealand’s Maori … Continue reading Jason Momoa’s ‘Game Of Thrones’ Audition Tape For Khal Drogo Surfaces
Arizona Wins On Hail Mary Anu Solomon’s Hail Mary pass to Austin Hill with no time remaining lifted Arizona to a 49-45 win over California. An amazing comeback by the University of Arizona became a little bit more painful for Cal fans on Saturday night. An email sent by the athletic department’s official … Continue reading Cal Bears Mistakenly Sends Celebratory Email Offer Moments Before Losing Game
In SEO, there are numbered of ways to obtain a link. We can generate a number of links on the web page that are difficult to get page rank. One of the best ways to generate the back link is by doing the Link Building. Link Building is a kind of waiting game. In this … Continue reading Link Building Game In Search Engine Optimization
