The World Wide Web is 33 and Still Growing
The World Wide Web, the collection of pages on the Internet, is available to anyone with an Internet connection. Approximately 4.93 billion people use it, representing about 63 percent of the world’s population.
Read MoreMental Health is Still an Elephant in the Room
Mental Health Awareness Month is here. Though a rising tide of advocates presses for inclusion in the health care system, mental health is still an elephant in the room.
Read MoreWhat Is the Right Keyword?
A keyword or keyphrase is used in a search engine to indicate what content is on your website. If your potential reader is “speaking the same language” as you when they search, your keywords will help draw a kindred spirit or potential client.
Read More“Our Planet, Our Health” the Message for World Health Day 2022
“Our planet, our health” is the message for World Health Day 2022. The WHO estimates that avoidable environmental causes claim 13.5 million lives each year. It names climate as the “single biggest health threat facing humanity.”
Read MoreThe Path to Your Domain Name
A domain name says a lot, and it gives driving directions to your site on the World Wide Web, now 33 years old. If it calls out the name of your industry, you’re in luck. If someone else wants your name, even better.
Read MoreCan You Say Happy Birthday Twitter in 280 Characters or Fewer?
“Just setting up my twttr,” time-stamped 3:50 pm on March 21, 2006, by co-founder Jack Dorsey was the first tweet ever. Happy Birthday, Twitter.
Read MoreThe World Wide Web is 33 and Still Growing
The World Wide Web, the collection of pages on the Internet, is available to anyone with an Internet connection. Approximately 4.93 billion people use it, representing about 63 percent of the world’s population.
Read MoreWomen’s History Month: Remembering Those Who Don’t Ask for Anything in Return
In the United States and other nations, the month of March celebrates women’s contributions to the world with events both live and virtual. Canada celebrates Women’s History Month in August.
Read MoreHealth and Wellness at the Heart of Black History Month in 2022
As the end of Black History Month is upon us, we remember the second week of February 1926. That is when Carter G. Woodson initiated “Negro History Week,” the precursor to Black History Month.
Read MoreBest Practices to Make Your Email Broadcast a Hit
Email broadcasts have evolved as the gentler version of what used to be email blasts. Today it involves sophistication. Legitimate businesses know it is a wasted effort to send an email where it isn’t wanted. Email recipients know a scam or spam when they see it.
Read MoreCRM Solutions: How Well Do You Know Your Customer?
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a custom software solution built to create better relationships between businesses, partners, and end-users. It builds trust, loyalty and drives sales.
Read MoreLMS and GEM: Two Brands, One Mission
Read MoreHiring Smart: Are You Motivated?
Hiring smart in corporate America means fishing from a smaller sea.
Robust organizations always comprehend the importance of hiring smart. They know perfect skill sets don’t always equate to a perfect fit.
Read MoreCorporate Gift Giving: The Next Generation
Spending the extra effort to create an event that the team wants to attend can turn mandated fun into a can’t miss event. A great event can make long strides in improving workplace culture. It’s not just for the holidays anymore. Since employees and their families are busy this time of year anyway, many companies schedule team-building events pre or post-holidays.
Read MoreIs It Going to Ship?
According to CNN Business, “Not in stock” indicators are up 172 percent this year compared to pre-pandemic times. Cyber 5 (Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday) purchases expect to account for 17 percent of Holiday sales, so take the extra moment to confirm your item will ship.
Read MoreMovember Changing the Face of Men’s Health
Movember® began in Australia with Travis Garone and Luke Slattery, inspired by fundraising for women’s breast cancer. They reasoned that mustaches were out of style, and to grow one would inevitably generate conversation.
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