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Most corporate training methods build on outdated animal behavior research, but new studies are showing there's a better way to teach and motivate birds, chimps, and even...employees! Read More

One of my favorite things about the Search community is that they are not only smart but also pretty darn witty. After reading 20 blog posts in a row about Twitter (or whatever the latest topic is) it can be very refreshing to read something that just makes you laugh out loud. Read More

What do you do when someone who's joined your team has a different set of ideals or perspective? Read More

Ever wondered why so many people and businesses seem to have such a consistently loyal following? No matter what they say— even it it's incorrect, people still listen? Wouldn't it be great simply to have people hear you in the first place? Read More

The are many reason why a site doesn't convert. It can be anything from poor site usability to bad copy writing. it may also be because you are not telling people what to do. sometimes you do have to tell them to “click here” ! ” Sue's Needlepoint newsletter” used as anchor text is different than ” Subscribe Up for Newsletter Now !” . Even CLICK Read More

I just wanted to welcome and say thanks to Ben Settle for coming on board as our guest copywrite content contributor! Keep a watch for his articles, they rock! Read More

Comprehensive guide to website usability, SEO, design with links to other resources. Great reference tool. Simple and easy to understand and use. Read More

Your bio is often the first impression your personal brand makes on a potential client. And we all know how lasting first impressions are. Most of the bios I come across are not branding documents. They are not marketing pieces for someone or their business. Most bios are a laundry list of skills and jobs with no focus or message. Most are bori Read More

Consumer recall of advertising with “green” messaging is high - more than one-third of consumers (37.1%) say they frequently recall green messaging and another third say they recall it occasionally (33.1%), according to a new Burst Media survey. The online survey, conducted in April 2008 with more than 6,000 web users 18 years or older, explor Read More

At a certain point, with billions and billions of Web pages to sift through, keyword search just won't cut it anymore. It's a needle-in-the-haystack problem, with the haystacks just getting bigger and bigger every second. Read More