Jennifer Warren — January 7, 2020 Sound design is no more the privilege of a handful of uniquely talented individuals. Today, virtually all designers, with the application of evergreen UX principles, can achieve the same. By the way, playing by the principles has its advantages. It increases the probability that a design will be successful. … Continue reading Play by the Rules: 15 Tried and Tested Principles to Up your UX Game in 2020 – Part 1
Conor Bond — December 9, 2019 It’s no secret that our friends over at Google like to tweak their search algorithm. And although this model of constant improvement is certainly cause for celebration among everyday users, it can give SEOs and copywriters a fair bit of anxiety. After all, if the rules of the game … Continue reading 9 Essential Rules for SEO Copywriting in 2020
Luana Spinetti — November 16, 2019 Follow @LuanaSpinetti Social networks are not just powerful promotion tools. If you are trying to get clients, media mentions and good opportunities in your industry to grow a name for yourself and your brand, social media can definitely make the job easier. Obviously, social networking for business is not … Continue reading 6 Rules to Rock Social (Media) Networking for Business
Vince Chiofolo — November 6, 2019 If you’re reading this post, it’s likely you’re running incentives to partners and using some sort of system to manage it all. If that’s the case, managing budgets and workflows are likely a big part of your world. Partner incentives, like any system, involves a set of structured rules, … Continue reading Structuring Budgets and Rules in Your Channel Incentive Program
Senators Urge FTC Not To Weaken Children’s Privacy Rules by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, October 4, 2019 Four U.S. senators are urging the Federal Trade Commission to avoid weakening children’s privacy rules in ways that would make it easier for tech companies to serve targeted ads. “Now is not the time to pull back,” Sens. Ed … Continue reading Senators Urge FTC Not To Weaken Children’s Privacy Rules
Riley Adams — September 19, 2019 — September 19, 2019 stevepb / Pixabay Tax reform is little more than a memory and yet the effects will last for years to come. Now, taxpayers must understand the changes and plan their financial lives, whether personal or professional, accordingly. Businesses will follow suit as well. Many benefited … Continue reading What Tax Reform Changed About Accelerated Depreciation Rules
Elisabeth O’Donnell — September 9, 2019 — September 9, 2019 One of my first purchases as a communications student was Robin Williams’ The Non-Designer’s Design Book. The title is pretty self-explanatory. Each chapter of the book elaborates on one of four essential design rules Williams selected for easy, clean design: proximity, alignment, repetition, and contrast. … Continue reading 4 Rules to Become a Designer
Young Entrepreneur Council — July 29, 2019 Follow @YEC — July 29, 2019 It can be a challenge to keep team members up-to-date on changes as well as feeling connected with the rest of the team. To help ease your communication pains, as well as help improve morale, members of the Young Entrepreneur Council answered … Continue reading Working With Freelancers or Other Remote Staff: 13 Rules to Remember
Young Entrepreneur Council — July 18, 2019 Follow @YEC — July 18, 2019 Posting on social media can be rewarding for an organization, but there are rules that need to be followed in order to make the most of the opportunity. Members of the Young Entrepreneur Council provided the following: What is one key rule … Continue reading Making the Most of Social Media Posts: 10 Rules to Remember
Chris Christoff — June 8, 2019 Follow @chriscct7 — June 8, 2019 Social media has fundamentally changed the way we live our lives for the better. We can now connect with friends and family, track the latest breaking news, follow brands, and get product recommendations instantly. As a marketer or business owner, there is a … Continue reading 3 Rules Every Social Media Marketer Needs to Know in 2019
