Did anyone notice that Google changed the location and feel of the Google account menu when logged in? You can now post directly to Google + from any tab inside of your Google Account. If you are in Gmail, Google Docs or even on Search you can post directly to your G+ stream. I also [...]
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2012 is the year of the bookmarklet. Scoop.it, Storify, WordPress and others all have their own. If you don't know what a bookmarklet is, it's a piece of JavaScript code that you can drag onto your browser's bookmark bar. Most times it's a shortcut of having to go to the application or website to achieve [...]
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Content curation has become a nice buzzword in the last year or so. Two guys who know a lot about the future of media and where it might be heading discuss the future of content creation and how newspapers will become extinct in the coming decades around the world. Rob Dawson and Gerd Leonhard are both futurists and [...]
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This podcast really spoke to me. It's an interview with Carol Dweck, a professor at Stanford University. She talks about staying in a growth mindset. What makes some people successful (maybe people you wouldn't have thought would become successful)? And what prevents those people who you thought would become successful from becoming successful? She talks [...]
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Readwriteweb wrote an article explaining a report from the University of Massachusetts that shows a huge drop in the usage of blogs for big corporate companies. Over half of those who had blogs last year, don’t today. The report says, ”The new data shows adoption of blogging is declining for the first time since 2007 among [...]
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Suffering from Social Media overload? Managing all of your social networks, updating G+ and all that? Just imagine trying to manage 178 accounts! On average enterprise companies have 178 social media accounts to manage. That's a lot of tweeting, uploading of photos to flickr, and engaging fans and customers through Facebook and Google Plus. You [...]
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Nate Devore is a 24-year-old Internet Marketer and Social Media Manager.
Nate helps startups & small businesses reach new customers using a variety of Digital Marketing strategies.
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