If you have a Web site, have you ever wondered what a search engine sees when it visits your site to add the site to its index? Do you know that it doesn’t see the beautiful graphics or the fancy Web design? Do you know that it only sees the source code, or the “skeleton” of your Web site?
10 Things to Never Put on Your Resume
A resume is not meant to be your life story. You do not have to bare your soul and share every ugly detail of your work history. Your resume is your personal sales brochure whose only purpose is to get you an interview. To help show yourself in the best possible light, carefully choose what you put on and leave off of your resume.
7 Resource Box Secrets
Here are 7 resource box secrets to help you obtain greater success with your resource box:
Customers Buy When They Feel Good
Prospective customers will not buy unless they feel good about you, your company and your product or service. Here are 4 simple ways you can stimulate their good feelings …and motivate them to buy.
Speak Up!
Ever been in a meeting with something important to say and remained silent? You may have felt the flush of the good idea and the rising adrenalin. You may have moved to the front of your seat and readied your body to speak…and then didn’t. What stopped you?
Resilience: Its More Than Just Coping
“Resilience is more than just coping,” says Larry Mallak, who teaches organizational management at Western Michigan U. “That’s keeping your head above water. Being resilient means being able to walk out of the water.”
Choosing a Long Distance Plan
Long Distance rates are on the rise! Have you ever said to yourself, “Some companies charge a monthly usage fee and I don’t have to pay a monthly usage fee with my ten cents a minute plan. Why would I want to switch?”
Does your business need a toll free number?
There are several types of businesses on the market… from the traditional brick and mortar, to the dot coms. But does your business really need a toll free number? That depends on a number of factors, such as:
They just … DON’T GET IT! … (a Plug for More Thought When Designing Site Content)
I’m not that old … well not really … but I still remember (and it wasn’t so long ago), that commerce was confined to local shops and businesses. OK there was the odd entrepreneur who had set up a chain of outlets across the country, and even fewer who had gone the whole way and set up international companies, we all know them, they were and some still are household names. They had the ability to think globally, and they profited immensely from that ability.
Running Your Own Race
There was an article on the front page of the Los Angeles Times a while back that caught my eye. The headline was “Small Dot- Coms Thrive While Industry Giants Melt Down”. Here are the opening paragraphs …