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The Easy Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Website
In 2017, 71% of small businesses had a website, and 92% of businesses without a website said they’d have one by the end of 2018. Today, having a website is as necessary for a company as having a phone number. Maybe you’re starting a new business venture or developing your personal brand. Or, maybe you’re looking to update your company’s outdated website. Whatever the case, creating a new website can feel overwhelming, particularly without technical expertise or a budget for web developers. To alleviate any frustration you might feel, we’ve put together a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to creating a website. Best of all, you won’t need a coder, web designer, or big budget to create one -- all you’ll need to do is follow the seven steps below. How to Make a Website Choose your platform Get a domain name and web hosting. Choose a template for your site. Add pages to your site. Write content. Fill in general settings. Install plugins. How to Make a Website for Free 1.
How Your Blog Needs to Evolve in the Age of AI-Powered Voice Search
Search is changing thanks to artificial intelligence. It’s not just that search engines are using AI to categorize and deliver results (though they are). It’s that the power of AI is making new, better types of search possible. Searches are becoming more personalized. Search engines now aim to deliver the right result for your particular needs. Location and context are becoming more important, too. We’re searching more on-the-go. We use smartphones to discover results in real-time, just before we act or buy. Voice search is on the rise, thanks to advancements in AI. Natural language processing helps systems like Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant "understand" what you say. Natural language generation helps them "respond" to your queries. On top of all this, the usefulness of search is improving. Says search expert Duane Forrester at Yext: “If we look at pure search results, AI is deep in the mix, helping to sort the results we do still read. It’s not deciding
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4 Tools to Find and Manage Influencers 😁 🛠️ https://t.co/25aeXEFZLB by @TheBillWidmer via @smexaminer #socialmediatools #influencermarketing — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) May 31, 2018
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6 Tools for Social Media Content Inspiration https://t.co/wHsQIsyiRX 🛠️ by @CaveJustin via @smexaminer #socialmediatools #smm — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) May 30, 2018
How to Create Infographics in Under an Hour [15 Free Infographic Templates]
Wouldn't it be great if creating infographics was as simple as writing regular ol' text-based blog posts? Unfortunately, the reality is that making visual content like this usually takes a lot more time, effort, and let's face it -- skill -- than the written word. Usually. But considering the popularity and effectiveness of visual content in marketing today, you can't just afford to throw in the towel. That's why we decided to take all the pain and suffering out of infographic creation. Seriously -- don't give up just yet. You, too, can create infographics that are professional-looking, high-quality, and completed in under an hour. I'm going to prove it. First things first: Download our 15 free infographic templates here. Then, all you have to do is provide the content to use inside them. Easy as that. In fact, I'm going to show you just how easy it is to make your own infographic by demonstrating with one of our 15 infographic templates in Powe
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Figured it out. My Privacy Badger got in the way — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) May 30, 2018
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@hotjar my recordings are not storing images AND your get support button doesn't work. You can click on "Contact Support" and nothing happens. — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) May 30, 2018
Unriddled: Facebook in Brussels, Launch of the GDPR, and More Tech News You Need
Welcome back from a long Memorial Day weekend, and an equally long week of data security-related news that applies directly to you -- and me. It's another edition of "Unriddled," our mid-week digest of the tech news you need to know. Also worth noting, this is the first edition of Unriddled under GDPR, a massive European data privacy regulation that went into effect last Friday (keep reading, it's a big deal). It's our Wednesday tech news roundup, and we're breaking it down. Unriddled: The Tech News You Need 1. Zuckerberg Grilled by Parliament Last month, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared in front of Congress to discuss Facebook's position on the recent mishandling of Facebook users' data by the ( recently liquidated ) data analytics firm, Cambridge Analytica. Last week, Zuckerberg answered similar questions before the European Parliament's Conference of Presidents in Brussels. And the roundtable was neither easy on him nor pleased with t
How to Become a More Adaptable Leader
When I was asked to write on this topic, adaptable leadership, I started shaking my head. I am not a huge fan of putting an adjective in front of leadership and making it a new thing. Let’s just call it leadership and then talk about how to be better at it, one day at a time. If you are a leader and you don’t have the capacity to shift, change, or pivot from a plan or a position, frankly, I don’t know how long you’ll last in your role. So, if you are an aspiring leader, this article is for you. If you see yourself as a student of leadership, this article is for you. If you don’t think you need to be adaptable in how you lead, you must read this. At the heart of leadership is an inherent need to react to changes in your environment. As we think about adaptability in leadership, we need to first understand its importance -- why do we need to adapt? Then, we need to look at some techniques that allow us to transform ourselves into leaders who can actually adapt. Think about the
How to Take a Screenshot on Windows: Quick Guide
Screenshots are undeniably useful, whether you’re writing a how-to guide or putting together a training presentation for your team. Sometimes, the simplest way to teach someone how to do something is through visual images, and in those cases, screenshots are your best bet. But if you’re working on a PC and you're more used to working on a Mac, it can be tricky to figure out how to take a screenshot. Here, we’ll show you a few different ways to take screenshots on different Windows versions -- best of all, our easy guide will show you how to do this in five minutes or less. How to take a screenshot on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7 Microsoft created a Snipping Tool specifically for capturing screenshots. There are four types of screenshots you can take with the Snipping Tool: Free-form snip : Capture a free-form screenshot around an object. Rectangular snip : Capture a rectangular screenshot around an object. Window snip : Capture a browser window or dialog box. Full-s
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How to Pin a Facebook Lead Ad to Your Facebook Page 💲 🎯 https://t.co/UdP3S7uAzZ by @theMegBrunson via @smexaminer #smm #facebookmarketing — Michael A. Stelzner (@Mike_Stelzner) May 29, 2018
Situational Interview Questions
In an interview, let’s say I asked you, “Tell me about a time you worked through a conflict with a coworker?” You’d probably think about a past experience, consider the lessons you learned from it, and articulate what happened and how it felt. You’d likely mention any shortcomings you had, how you’ve grown, and how you’d deal with conflict with coworkers in the future. But let’s say I asked you a slightly different version of that question instead: “How would you handle it if you were assigned a project with a coworker, and you two had differing opinions on how to proceed?” That changes the game a bit. To answer, you could no longer rely on any fairly familiar story about yourself. Instead, you must use your problem-solving skills and your sense of self to answer how you’d hypothetically deal with a conflict that could arise in the future, without the advantage of hindsight. And, you’d need to think on your feet. We previously covered behavioral interview questions like the STAR
Fixed Cost: What It Is & How to Calculate It
"Business is personal -- it's the most personal thing in the world." These are famous words by Michael Scott from the TV show, The Office . And although this quote conflicts with the universal belief that business isn't personal, Michael's point of view is perfect when learning about a business's fixed costs -- or those costs that don't change as a company grows or shrinks. To identify and calculate your business's fixed costs, let's start by looking at the ones you're already paying in your personal life. Then, we'll explain how a business manages its own fixed costs and review some common fixed cost examples. What Is a Fixed Cost? Fixed costs are those costs to a business that stay the same regardless of how the business is performing. These costs are known as fixed costs to distinguish them from variable costs , which do change as the company sells more or less of its product. Fixed Cost Formula Identify your building rent, we