Thank you so much to Carisa of 1+1+1=1 for taking the time to share her blogging tips with us. I’m so excited to be featuring several bloggers over the next few weeks – real-life successful bloggers – and hearing their thoughts and tips about blogging! So, pour yourself a cup of coffee, sit back, and be inspired! […]
Most businesses track current performance through measures like sales volume, margin, or service levels. But few try to estimate or measure maximum capacity. We know how we are doing–but we don’t know how we’re doing compared to what we could be doing. Maximum capacity is the highest level of performance a system, organization, team, or
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Ads are still the primary way that bloggers try to make an income online. But is it really the best solution? Probably not. There seems to be a common perception (among newer bloggers in particular) that the best way to make an income with a blog is to write content and then put some kind
Are you in a niche that’s so damn competitive no one’s willing to link to you? If so, the Little Big Horn strategy of link building might just be your answer. Read on if you: Are in a highly competitive niche Struggle to get links from blogs within your niche Want to outrank your competition
Generations are often grouped as a result of certain defining criteria. Generation Z, or the otherwise termed iGen, represent a group of people currently entering the workforce, succeeding the millennials. This new generation is characterized by its aggressive competitiveness and independence, among many other traits employers need to be aware of. This generation has been
In this episode we walk through a process to get clarity about what projects you should focus on next. You know the feeling… too many projects on the todo list; you bit off more than you can chew. So we could all use a simple process to get us back on track. We call it
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Google launched more than 1,600 changes to their algorithm last year. At that rate, it’s possible that 800 have already been implemented in the first half of 2017. Of course, that doesn’t mean there are 800 potential impacts to your SEO strategy. Really, only ten of the changes that have been noticed this year have
Posted by randfish I just finished reading Jan Schaumann’s short post on Why Companies Should Pay for Their Employees to Attend Conferences. I liked it. I generally agree with it. But I have more to add. First off, I think it’s reasonable for managers and company leaders to be wary of conferences and events. It
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It is rare to find a business that is not available online. Marketers broadly insert the idea that a business without a full-service website is incomplete, which is evidently true as customers like to google the brand before they commit an interest. A website is like a window for publics to obtain company information on
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We get asked a LOT about what plugins to use, how to use them, how to fix them. We also get asked how you can make your blog look better, load faster, perform better. We’ll be answering these questions in our upcoming “Top 7 plugins for . . .” series. However, before we all go
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