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Content may be king, but if you don’t optimise your blog content in a way that Google likes, your readers will never find it. Read More

Christmas is getting closer and closer, but there are still some time to concentrate on work before starting to celebrate it. Here is our traditional roundup with the most important news from the small business and freelance world. Check it out! Read More

Before starting your own business, you should make sure you know just enough to feel comfortable when it comes to your business' finances. This free ebook will guide you through all the necessary financial terms, numbers and documents. Read More

We all develop habits. Habits tend to eliminate the need for conscious thought. Which is fine, if all our habits were GOOD habits, but unfortunately they are not all good. Read More

Headlines, or titles, as they are also called, are the most important part of your article.

The headline is what people see first.

It doesn’t matter how good or bad an article is, if the headline is weak, it won’t get read. Read More

The demand of IoT and identity management is continue to rise and that’s why an IoT IAM makes sense. Know more about here. Read More

It has always seemed to be a tough call while choosing between Federation and SSO. Get into the article to find out the best option for you. Read More

It is the second largest ad network after Google and competes with it for ad revenue. Facebook has made many changes in the advertising platform, as advertisers were unhappy about the conversion rate of Facebook campaigns. Read More

The subject line read: “did you see this?” The message was from my editor Jen. “Nir, I saw the headline on this story and thought it might be written by you—but no!” she wrote. “Very weird.” I instantly clicked on the link she’d sent.

It was uncanny! An article written by Christopher Mele at the Read More

It’s been 13 years now since my last day job and this is exactly the thing I was glad to leave behind. I can’t tell you exactly how much cliche I was exposed to, but it was industrial-sized fully weaponized twaddle and there was plenty of it.
I heard it all from “there’s no I in team” to “it’s not Read More