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@newpageone @SMExaminer @lowtax @fart sorry guys, speaker lineup full — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) March 1, 2016
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#Instagram For Events: How Event Planners Can Engage Millennials https://t.co/fb6sFwixAp by @Bizzabo — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
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@cctrainor no, #smmw16 instead — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
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Hacking the 80/20 Rule to Turbocharge Your Blogging Results https://t.co/uqr6zIgCpD by @problogger — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
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Want to network with top social media leaders? Then join us for #smmw16 ! https://t.co/SU2oJ1lIG7 http://pic.twitter.com/mJGXXKiizt — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
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How to Use Facebook Ad Bidding https://t.co/ixnST4MWHg by @AndreaVahl via @smexaminer http://pic.twitter.com/ICZkjm5qcz — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
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@mbasandeep001 see https://t.co/X4nREIz0hK — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
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5 Creative Ways to Grow Your Email List https://t.co/cDXJWELE4R by @TimSoulo via @smexaminer http://pic.twitter.com/jnv7lwj7iG — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
66 Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts to Help You Photoshop Like a Pro
Raise your hand if you've ever wasted time in Photoshop. I know the feeling: You know what you want to do -- like crop a photo, select a certain tool, or change the size of the canvas -- but you're not quite sure which buttons to press to make that happen. I've spent what's felt like hours trolling through the Photoshop menu, hoping to stumble on the button I need. Wouldn't it be much easier if you could just press a button and magically make it happen? Download 195 free visual design templates here to make do-it-yourself design even easier. I have good news for you: Photoshop has a wealth of nifty keyboard shortcuts that work just like that -- minus the magic. By pressing a few keys on your computer keyboard at the same time, you can select tools, manipulate images and layers, and even make adjustments to your project's canvas. To be honest, Photoshop has way too many shortcuts to remember if you're just starting out with the software. It's rea
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Want to tweet with our speakers before Social Media Marketing World 2016? Follow the official #smmw16 Twitter List: https://t.co/yy7XS0XL5Y — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) February 29, 2016
How Internet Behavior is Changing Around the World [Infographic]
Last year, marketers and businesspeople around the world saw a huge change in the way people use the internet. Most notably, in May 2015, we saw that more people were using their mobile devices to search for things online than on their desktop computers. But these changes aren't happening at the same rate everywhere in the world. In Iceland, Monaco, and Ukraine, the majority of internet users are using desktop to surf the web. On the other end of the spectrum, most internet users in many Southeast Asian countries are relying on their mobile devices for internet. Which devices are folks using to search the internet around the world? What do social sharing behaviors look like by device? What are some notable global social media trends? To help us understand how internet behavior has been shifting on a global scale in the past year, the folks at AddThis looked at more than one trillion global pageviews from more than two billion internet users around the world. They used that da
5 Key Things I Wish I Knew Before I Became a Manager
When I was just starting out management didn't seem like a career choice; it seemed like an inevitable. Something that would just sort of happen once I got old enough -- like wrinkles, or gray hair, or distinctly unfashionable pants. I figured : You work long enough, you'll manage someone. I liked the idea of managing because it felt like progress. I wanted that nebulous trophy of achievement. I wanted it bad. But then something important happened ... I started actually achieving. I was progressing in concrete and measurable ways that had nothing to do with management. And I saw my peers do the same. They were climbing into new and more challenging roles -- some involved management, but others advanced them as highly skilled and sought-after individual contributors. Seeing the diversity of paths that careers can take, I stopped thinking about management as some sort of suit-sporting end-goal. And then I became a manager, and discovered that that realization was only the be
