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We all know that links are a huge part of SEO. They’re like an underground currency that only nerds and marketing wonks exchange.

Anyone who has tried to build links at scale knows why they’re so coveted.

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LinkedIn may not be as sexy as Twitter, or as popular as Facebook, but it could be the most important social network out there for businesses. If this hasn’t been your experience, then check out these power tips for growing your network and your business using LinkedIn.

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If you are still mourning the demise of Vine, the recent tweets from co-founder Dom Hofmann might put a smile on your face. His tweets are indicating he may be in the process of resurrecting the six second video platform — or a version of it. Read More

You can track a modest IT project or system overhaul with simple tools that don’t require a huge investment of money or time. Using shared spreadsheets and free or low-cost applications, you can keep your team coordinated and motivated, and deliver on time. Here are the features to look for.
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A new survey shows that stress-induced employee burnout is going to be a big problem for managers in 2017. And when employees get overstressed, all kinds of bad things can happen. They’re more prone to make mistakes, become actively disengaged and even face increased risks of serious health problem Read More

Snapchat Releases Massive Redesign: Snap Inc. released a “new and improved Snapchat” interface that centers on the camera and “separates the social from the media.” Chats and stories from friends are set on the left side of the app and stories from publishers, professional creators, and the communi Read More

Search engine optimization (SEO) can be a powerful marketing channel for any industry.

But SEO can be especially powerful for industries where the buying cycle tends to be longer and more complex, like with new home construction. Read More

When you manage a software engineering team and someone tells you that good engineering management don’t exist, it can be more than a little frustrating.

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When you manage a software engineering team and someone tells you that good engineering management don’t exist, it can be more than a little frustrating.

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Confession time: I made a mistake—one that I’ve been working to correct. I’m hoping that sharing my missteps in building company culture will help save some of you from having to learn the same lessons the hard way.

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