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Why You Should Send Cards this Holiday
Our sponsors at SurveyMonkey released a holiday survey and found 63% of the 1,000 respondents will send holiday cards for the 2011 holiday season. In an age where text, twitter, and Facebook updates are the main form for daily personal updates, the holiday card remains the gold standard for the period in the year where people aim to keep traditions…
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Twitter: Autofollow based on Location
Being both public and a communication medium, businesses can take advantage of Twitter to grow their local retail traffic – easier than many think. Twitter users are both active and vocal about where they are and what they’re doing. By following active Twitter users regionally, companies who rely on local business can increase their direct traffic as well as amplify…
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Stop Hiding the Most Important Feature of Your Web Presence
More often than not, when I visit a corporate web site, the first thing I look for is their blog. Seriously. I don’t do it because I wrote a book on corporate blogging, I’m truly seeking to understand their company and the people behind it. But I often don’t find the blog. Or the blog is on a separate domain…
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Three easy ways to start monitoring your brand online
If you have been following social media trends at all, you’ve probably heard a lot about joining “the conversation” and how to participate. You may have also heard the warning: “people are talking about your company whether you are there or not”. This is absolutely true and is a great reason to jump into social media and start participating. If…
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Lusso Launch: Brand an Exotic Car Running the Las Vegas Strip
Lusso Launch is a sports car meets customer pick-up service in major cities (currently Denver and Las Vegas). Imagine getting picked up in a Lamborghini, Ferrari, McLaren, Porsche, Aston Martin, Bentley, Rolls Royce, Mercedes, Corvette, Viper, BMW i8, Ford GT, or Nissan GTR for your next night out. Lusso Ride has a variety of service offerings to meet your transportation needs. Our…
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PhoneBurner: Double Your Outbound Sales Call Answer Rates With This Power Dialer
Sales teams today are asked to do more with less—less time, fewer resources, and shorter attention spans from prospects. Yet the pressure to hit outreach quotas, qualify leads, and close deals hasn’t let up. Making 100 calls to have a handful of conversations is frustrating, inefficient, and often demoralizing. Phoneburner That’s why sales teams are turning to PhoneBurner, a power…
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Perforce: Version Control for Video and VFX Studio Workflows
Creative teams in animation, video, and virtual production face ever-growing complexity. As asset libraries balloon and project timelines shrink, bottlenecks in workflow and version control can stifle momentum. Artists, developers, and producers alike need seamless collaboration, scalable storage, and instant access to the right files at the right time. Perforce Perforce offers a high-performance version control platform purpose-built for the…
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Don’t Lose Your Voice
Dry. I received feedback from a couple of folks that our recent posts have been dry. I wouldn’t argue with that – we’ve been busy doing a lot deeper research on tools and features of late. It seems that the deeper we do our research, the harder it is to write a concise post that does the platform justice but…
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NitroPack: Supercharge Your WordPress Site Speed Automatically
Speed is more than a luxury—it’s a necessity. A sluggish WordPress website doesn’t just frustrate users; it costs conversions, undermines SEO rankings, and erodes brand trust. Whether you’re running an online store, managing content, or scaling a high-traffic blog, performance optimization should be a top priority. Yet, many site owners find themselves buried in complex setups and half-effective plugins that…
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WordPress rel=”prev” and rel=”next”
Quite a few years ago, folks would fine-tune their pages using a technique called nofollow. Basically, if you wrote rel=”nofollow” within an anchor tag (a link), the theory was that the search engine would ignore that link and ignore the next page. It’s been used extensively by sites like Wikis and within comments so that user-edited links wouldn’t be abused…
