Dave Brock — October 5, 2018 Follow @davidabrock — October 5, 2018 lailajuliana / Pixabay Too often, as I work with organizations, teams, and individual, I find people “settling.” By that, I mean, there seems to be some sort of fatalistic attitude or closed mindset that keeps them from doing their very best and seeking … Continue reading Insist on the Highest Standards
John Conover — June 29, 2018 — June 29, 2018 Change in the broad space of the internet is like a constantly revolving door. One minute you’re wondering if the investment is worth it. The next minute, you’re in the market for a site revamp because, just like fashion, trends change. Then, thanks to tablets … Continue reading The New Frontier of Online Accessibility: 508 Compliance Standards and What They Mean for You
For the first time ever, Facebook has published the guidelines its internal teams use to decide what content is allowed on the site. Amy Gesenhues on April 24, 2018 For the first time ever, Facebook has released the guidelines its internal content review teams use to determine whether or not to remove a post … Continue reading Facebook now letting users appeal posts that were removed for violating content standards
by Gavin O’Malley@mp_gavin, September 29, 2016 Beyond simply improving the ad experiences for consumers, faster load times dramatically affect viewability rates, new research suggests. On average, the “lightest” ads have the highest viewability — 52% to 70% — according to fresh finding from programmatic creative platform Thunder. In ads under 50 kilobytes, there is a … Continue reading Faster Loads Impact Viewability, Trade Groups Shore Up Standards
by Daniel Stewart Follow @stewartleaderSeptember 20, 2016 As I work with leaders, especially those being primed for higher roles, I find they often communicate and work from three perspectives: the Peer Leader, the Hesitant Leader, and the Confident Leader. Each perspective or mindset sounds very different, but poorly trained leaders can deceptively believe they all … Continue reading 7 Standards of an Exceptional Leader
by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, October 9, 2015 Ad company Turn is asking the Internet standards group World Wide Web Consortium to scrap its recent privacy proposal. In a comment posted on Thursday to the W3C’s site, Turn’s general counsel Max Ochoa says the organization should try to “re-engage all stakeholders to define a Do Not Track … Continue reading Turn Wants Web Standards Group To Re-Think Do Not Track
Errol AllenSeptember 24, 2015 It’s common for businesses to engage vendors to provide services to their customers. These vendors may interact with your customers by providing product delivery, performing tasks at your customers’ site or acting as a communications point. Their role is critical to your company’s success. Here are three reasons to create vendor … Continue reading 3 Reasons to Create Vendor Standards
by Mandy Boyle May 6th, 2015 Any organization, no matter what its size or type, can benefit from having a brand standards guide, especially when it comes to social media. Sure, it may sound like the sort of thing that only the “big guys” have, but when it comes to keeping your customer … Continue reading How to Develop a Social Media Brand Standards Guide
