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The online marketing industry is always changing. Search engines roll out new updates and data refreshes, pay-per-click advertising platforms introduce new features and social networks update their terms and policies on a regular basis. In no particular order, the infographic below lists 13 online Read More

Like any good story, let’s start at the beginning. The pound sign was first created as an abbreviation for the Latin phrase libra pondo, or “pound weight.” The symbol’s first use as a “hashtag” wasn’t until 1988 as a way to categorize content on the IRC (Internet Relay Chat). But it wasn’t introduc Read More

Every year small businesses are faced with challenges in taxes, accounting, and outsourcing financial services. Wasp Barcode Technologies surveyed 393 small business leaders to create the Small Business Accounting Report to share the thoughts of small business owners. Findings are collected across Read More

The Panda algorithmic update was designed to help determine the ranking of a website based on its onsite factors. Once the update was first released in 2011, websites saw major hits to their rankings if their content was of a poor quality. The update was originally referred to as the Farmers Update Read More

Hopefully your South by Southwest hangover has eased, and you're ready for a final run-through of the social numbers from the festival. Tracx provides just that in the infographic below, which takes a look at lots of social metrics—the social channels of choice for attendees, when and where they p Read More

To explain how much copy you should write on your homepage, quicksprout has created an infographic check it out. Read More

This infographic provides an overview of how small businesses can use CRM to become a highly efficient sales powerhouse. Read More

A brand can be defined as “a name, term, design, or other feature that distinguishes one seller's product from those of others.” Sounds simple enough. But is that what a brand really is? Think back to the pre-social media era and before we had 24-hour access to everything. Consider how people obtai Read More

If there is any investor who successfully explained how investors think, it is Paul Graham. In this essay from 2009. The startup world changed a lot since then, but this essay is still valid. Read More

A “startup factory” is a moniker for a type of business that exists to create new businesses. Often launched by successful entrepreneurs who have exited their startups and are looking for the next challenge, startup factories work on multiple startup projects simultaneously. Often their projects ar Read More