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Only 10 years ago the social media manager role was not even a job or a career. It didn’t exist. Facebook was barely a year old and was still just a way for people to connect to other students online. The term social media marketing wasn’t in the lexicon. Read More

The number of mobile users has surpassed the number of desktop users and will only continue to rise. Many people start their consumer journey on a mobile device, but may visit the same website on a desktop computer to complete an action. Because of this behavior, marketers need to consider the infl Read More

If you are struggling to find an incentive to achieve, you might benefit from this list of tools and tricks for feeling inspired and motivated for the long haul. Read More

Want to make money online? Who doesn't?

Instead on merely starting a blog (with no clarity) and expecting the money to flow, pay attention to these 5 aspects so you can really make money online.

Yes, I mean, really! Read More

Microsoft has joined Apple, Google, and Mozilla in disabling security certificates from Chinese company WoSign and its StartCom subsidiary.
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This is a short article about setting a good example as a leader. It is applicable to nearly everyone in both your personal and professional life. Good thoughts to chew on. Read More

Sharing a great free tool that every entrepreneur should use to stay on top of their financial health. Read More

Do you have a wordpress website and want to increase your conversions and sales? Take a look at Warren Knight's top 7 website plugins for Wordpress. Read More

What is the best WordPress plugin to use for SEO? SEOPressor or Yoast SEO are two of the top choices. In this episode both plugins are covered along with some fun stories about both. You can watch the full version of a presentation that Yoast gave late last year here in Philadelphia. The next topic Read More

Let’s face it; sales people are unique.

The job requires specialized skills, particularly, the ability to deal with rejection. Plus, most salespeople are “coin-operated,” in that their compensation is, usually, tied directly to their success. There’s probably no role in a company, exce Read More