5 Tools To Help Audit & Optimize Your CSS Codes
Once your website starts to grow, so will your code. As your code expands, CSS may suddenly become hard to maintain, and you may […]
A Simple And Easy Guide To Understand Sass
A while ago Thoriq Firdaus wrote a great article about getting started with Sass which showed you how to install and use this highly […]
Next stop, ads on your Apple Watch
With the Consumer Electronics Show in full swing, everyone is talking about the future of wearables. The category includes a variety of devices you […]
More than game play: Study shows shopping app usage up 174 percent
Yesterday, I talked about how social media isn’t just for entertainment anymore. A recent Harris Poll shows that more people are using social to […]
5 Ways to Turn 2014 Marketing Challenges Into 2015 Success
Author: Yoav Vilner All of this talk of New Years Resolutions, and what I’m going to do differently for 2015 has got me thinking […]
8 Ways Twitter Bots Are Actually Helping Us
Depending on your experience on Twitter, you may have encountered your fair share of annoying and spammy Twitter bots that keep following you. And […]
10 WordPress Snippets For Theme Customizations
When you are using WordPress, it is extremely easy to change the look of your website, thanks to themes. There are lots (like a […]
Social media: the good, the bad and the helpful
What do you think about social media? Is it a good thing? A bad thing? A helpful thing or necessary evil? According to a […]
CES 2015: Will new tech deliver the data mother lode?
The 2015 Consumer Electronics Show is officially open for business so everyone is talking tech this week. CES is like the “window to tomorrow” […]
15 Ecommerce Resolutions for 2015: Part 2
Continuing our 3-part series of ecommerce resolutions for 2015, here are resolutions 6 through 10: 6. Mobilize your mobile strategy Before declaring the 10th […]
Engage or Die: John Hagel of Deloitte on The Next Era of Marketing
Author: Sanjay Dholakia This is going to sound like a bit of a no brainer, but I love the holidays. Largely because I get […]
14 Tools For Minifying Javascript
Javascript minification is a technique which condenses your script into a much smaller footprint. You lose human readability but you conserve considerable bandwidth – […]
61 million customer records stolen in 2014; it’s who do you trust time
Every time you sell something, you’re asking a customer to trust you with their personal information; address, phone number, credit card number, personal preferences. […]
Google to marketers: Life is about to get even faster
When I started out as a freelance writer, I was writing Christmas articles in July and covering new TV shows before the old season […]
Online reputation management pioneer launches Reputation Refinery agency
That “pioneer” would be me. After more than 8 years since taking a hiatus from running a full marketing agency, I’ve decided the time […]
Increasing Engagement: How to Drive Buyer Action with Customer Activation
Author: Matt Zilli According to dictionary.com, the standard definition of “to activate” means “to make active; cause to function or act.” Or in the realm of Physics (a realm marketers rarely […]
Using The TinyMCE Editor In WordPress [Guide]
Although they may not know its name, everyone who uses WordPress is familiar with the TinyMCE editor. It’s the editor you use when you […]
10 Blogs Aspiring Entrepreneurs Should Read
The road to success sure is long, and many people think that having their own business is the key, a shortcut. True, but it’s […]
15 Ecommerce Resolutions for 2015: Part 1
To kick off the new year, we’ve got a 3-part series covering the 15 ecommerce resolutions for 2015 you need to make. Today’s post […]
The Evolution of Demand Generation In 2015
Author: Heidi Bullock Demand generation is a vital aspect of any marketing organization. With the New Year, I’d like to share the big trends […]
10 Free Apps for LinkedIn You Need To Know
If you are reading this, chances are you have a profile on LinkedIn, the popular networking site for professionals. It doesn’t matter if you […]
Fresh Resources for Web Developers – January 2015
It’s here! We’ve finally left the tumultous year of 2014 and as we usher in a new beginning with the new year, we have […]
The Last Round-Up for 2014: Shatner takes on Twitter and the history of native ads
It’s time for the final round-up of 2014. I started doing these a few months ago and I really enjoy them, so I hope […]
Email trumps the cell phone for online workers
The first thing I do every morning is check my email and I monitor it constantly throughout the day by means of a pop […]