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Your Guide to Unleashing Killer Content Marketing on LinkedIn

September 15, 2014 / Paul / 0 Comments

Content marketing got a major boost with LinkedInâ€™s publishing platform. Over the past few weeks, LinkedIn has gradually rolled out a way for users to publish their own content. In this era of content-driven marketing, LinkedInâ€™s publishing platform has enormous potential. Not every user can use the publishing platform, but LinkedIn promises universal rollout within the next few months. Time will tell how this publishing platform will perform in the months ahead, but here are some points of consideration. The Benefits of LinkedIn Publishing Those who are already publishing on LinkedIn have noticed big advantages. Here are some of them. LinkedIn content has huge exposure. When an article is published on LinkedIn, it gets massive amounts of views. Many writers, even those with no …

Your Guide to Unleashing Killer Content Marketing on LinkedIn

An Introduction to Icon Fonts with Font Awesome and IcoMoon

September 15, 2014 / Paul / 0 Comments

Icon fonts are all the rage nowadays, with more and more developers taking advantage of them in their designs. If you havenâ€™t yet looked into icon fonts, this article can get you started.Iâ€™ll demonstrate the great things we can achieve using icon fonts but first Iâ€™ll take a look at what icon fonts are and what are their pros and cons. Then, weâ€™ll examine two popular icon fonts and weâ€™ll see different examples showing how we can use them in our projects. What are Icon Fonts? Icon fonts are just fonts. However, instead of containing letters or numbers, they contain symbols and glyphs. You can style them with CSS in the same way you style regular text which has made them …

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SearchCap: Ditching Ranking Reports, EU Publishers Threaten To Sue Google & More

September 15, 2014 / Paul / 0 Comments

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: On Average, 171 Health Insurance Advertisers Bid On Same Top Keywords In GoogleHealth insurance advertisers spent more than $103 million on Google AdWords in the U.S. in the first half of 2014. A new report from paid search insights firm, AdGooroo, looked at desktop text ad activity on 6,003 health insurance-related keywords. When analyzing the top 20 keywords by spend, AdGooroo found that an average 171 advertisers â€¦ Update: BrightLocal Clarifies Its Local SEO Industry Survey FindingsLast week, after reporting on BrightLocalâ€™s recent local SEO industry survey, some readers were skeptical about the surveyâ€™s findings, specifically that 37 percent of local SEOs were earning …

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SearchCap: Ditching Ranking Reports, EU Publishers Threaten To Sue Google & More

What is Markdown? How to Use Markdown in WordPress?

August 26, 2014 / Paul / 0 Comments

Recently one of our users asked us what is Markdown? They heard about it from a friend who used Ghost blogging platform. Markdown is a simple markup language that converts plain text into HTML. Think of it as a much simpler text editor. In this article, we will show you how to use Markdown in WordPress. What is Markdown? Markdown is a markup language which converts plain text into HTML code. It allows users to use special characters like asterisk, number sign, underscore and dashes in Markdown syntax instead of HTML. This Markdown Syntax is then automatically converted into HTML. For example: **This is bold text** The above text will be converted by Markdown into: <strong>This is bold text</strong> Markdown provides an efficient way …

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Top 5 Tools for Naming Your Startup

August 26, 2014 / Paul / 0 Comments

So you’ve got a great idea for a business. You’re sure it’s the next big thing, and you’re ready to start bringing it to life. But first you need a name. If you were Evan Williams, you’d already have come up with a name like Odeo or Twitter. Instead, you’ve had 100 name ideas and they were all terrible. Now you’re looking for some outside help. Naming your startup is hard, but as it happens, there are some useful tools out there that can help you find the brand that’ll make you famous. Here’s a look at five of the best (plus a few bonus tools that didn’t quite make the cut). Visual Thesaurus The first step in …

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