Month: September 2010

 

Awesome Links #14: Twitter Links, Priority Inbox, Windows Context Menu

How to Extract Links From the Tweets In Your Twitter Timeline If you love the information people share on Twitter via links, but don’t want to spend time visiting the site frequently to check for them then this tutorial on Guiding Tech will show you how you could pull outRead More

Memorable Typos From Mass Email Mistakes

Mass emails are a highly efficient way to communicate information among your peers. Putting your whole group on the same page – literally – eliminates unnecessary back-and-forth emails, and it makes for increased productivity and an overall unified purpose among your group. Emails sent out to entire departments or companiesRead More

5 Resources for Crowdsourcing Creatives

If you’ve ever been the position of needing a logo, a brochure or even a name for your new product, you know the value of having a sharp, creative mind at your disposal. But what if you had thousands? By the same token, what if you’re the person who alwaysRead More

55 Ways to Relax After Work

Do you ever feel like a zombie after a long day at work? You feel so depleted and tired. You hardly have any energy left at all. The only thing you want to do is eat comfort food, pop open a brewski and watch television until bedtime. We’ve all beenRead More

5 Links to Boost Your Facebook Marketing Leverage

These days, it seems like everyone from celebrities to small businesses has a Facebook page. If you’re going to market on Facebook, though, it pays to spend the time working out a solid strategy. Otherwise, you’re just wasting your time and shooting status updates into a black hole. Sure, youRead More

Using Multiple Twitter Accounts

How not to alienate your twitter followers and be more productive in the process.

Practice Networking, Not Nepotism

Good business networking is about discovering symbiotic relationships between businesses. The question that good networkers often ask each other is: “How can I help you?” Bad business networking is classic nepotism; favoritism granted to friends or relatives regardless of merit. Instead of striving to be the best match for aRead More

Being on the Wrong Side of Internet Policy at Work

For many years, at my company, employees were able to surf the internet at will. I was able to check my personal email online, listen to my favorite streaming sports talk show or, God forbid, check the lottery numbers from the night before. But, after being acquired by a largeRead More

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