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Creating and sharing visual content is one of the most important aspects of content marketing. GIFs, infographics, videos, comics, images and memes are everywhere. A single campaign can launch a viral sensation that brings a huge amount of success, even bringing websites or brand names from the bri Read More

So, you do not have the staff or the resources to perform SEO audits yourself? Trust in an experienced SEO company to do the job for you. Tek Shouts! details how to choose the best one for your particular brand. Read More

It's looking like 2016 will be a stand-out year for tech innovation. Here, 64TEQ's education tech expert Steve Wilde gives his 10 most influential and important tech events for 2016. Read More

It's looking like 2016 will be a stand-out year for tech innovation. Here, 64TEQ's education tech expert Steve Wilde gives his 10 most influential and important tech events for 2016. Read More

There are so many books in this niche and that's why I've decided to make a list of my top 5. They've helped me a lot over the years and I hope they do the same for you. Read More

Creating content is one thing, getting your content read is another. Follow these 16 rules of blog layout to create blog posts that get read
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Here are five strategies to keep your virtual team performing for the long haul so that the project that seemed so promising at the outset doesn’t end up in a heap of rubble, with everybody scratching their heads and wondering what went wrong. Read More

I haven't updated my first blog since my 13th annual blog report. I will continue with EGO blog, here on Blogger / Blogspot, but I will not write so often in the future. My main focus will be to update my forthcoming "umbrella" site, TeaParty.Media, for my social media activities and tea hobby busi Read More

My short and sweet episode with a new jingle by Jim Jonsson of Jtunes Productions.

My three words for 2016:

Tea
Win
Book

Do you have some special words for this year? Read More

In September of 2014 we set a stretch goal that in 365 days we would grow the business to $20k Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR), and more “realistically” to $10k.

I see a lot of people set goals, but I rarely find people reporting on them, so I figured I’d do that here, with a monthly breakdown o Read More