A lot of things can change in five years.
You could get a new haircut. You could move into a new house. You could start a new job. You could get a whole new set of friends (who then become old friends). You could watch your child, sibling, friend, or relative graduate high school, graduate college, and start their career.
Back in April, everyone completely overhauled their Twitter profile when the social network unveiled a brand new layout. Gone was the white text on your cover photo and the custom profile background. All that you could do to customize your profile was upload extra-wide headers and larger profile pictures — the rest of the design was up to Twitter.
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Yikes. A recent infographic from Corporate Executive Board explored “The Hidden Cost of a Failed Manager,” and warning: It’s a lot.
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As living, breathing professionals, we’re often bound to repeat our past mistakes. That’s one of the reasons looking back through history is so important — it’s a great way to prevent
Think an interviewer is going to hire you based on your past success and well-rehearsed answers? While competency is certainly important, it turns out that nonverbal communication can be a powerful influencer on whether you get a job.
When your job is to generate and nurture new leads like it is for pretty much every marketer and salesperson, it can be all too easy to think of every new lead as just another number on a waterfall report or just another name on a call list.
But never forget that behind every ebook download form and every demo request, there
I don’t know about you, but when I get an email on my phone and have to squint my eyes to try and make out the words, I hit delete. The emails I’m deleting aren’t spammy, unpersonalized messages — they’re just poorly optimized for mobile. And I’m not the only person who does this.
Congrats! You’ve finally got buy-in to spend time blogging for your business, and your CMS is all set up. You even got a designer to make your blog layout to look fabulous! Now comes the time you’ve been waiting for: Finally whipping up that first blog post and publishing it for the world to see.
The way you pair several fonts could make or break the success of your design. When done right, font pairings can help you capture your audience’s attention, get your readers to feel something, and reinforce your message. But when done wrong, it can clash, confuse your readers, and even look like a design mistake.
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“If you run a small company, then you’re in sales. If you’re a doctor or lawyer or accountant, you’re in sales.”
That’s how David Meerman Scott’s new SlideShare, “The New Rules of Selling,”
Back in July, Twitter rolled out early access to its new analytics dashboard to select advertisers and verified users — and left the rest of us wondering whether we’d be able to access our own Twitter analytics dashboards, too.
Well folks, it looks like the day has finally come. According to TechCrunch (and a tweet from
You know that refreshing feeling when you get out of a meeting, bright eyed and bushy tailed, feeling like you really got a lot of solid work done?
Yeah, okay. Most meetings aren’t like that at all.
The folks at Facebook have been working hard these past few months to defend the News Feed against spammy posts by brand pages. In April 2014, they cracked down on like-baiting, frequently circulated content, and spammy links.
This afternoon, they announced two brand new updates that’ll crack down on posts by
Hear that? It’s the winds of change. As summer comes to a close and the sun starts setting a little bit sooner, many of you are taking a look at your website and thinking about how you can get more visitors and more leads out of your existing assets.
