In a few hours I’m jumping on a plane and heading to San Francisco for the Adobe Days event hosted by my good friends at Ivy Worldwide and Adobe. Adobe Day’s is a chance to get together with a number of other bloggers, social media influencer’s, and of course, Adobe users. With the launch of […]
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Mad Men and Women – The New Generation of Entrepreneurs
Figures from Statistics Canada showed an overall rise of those in work by 17,500 last December. In fact, the number of people in employment fell by 13,600; the rise was only due to those choosing self-employment – 31,000 of them. Choosing may not be entirely the right word here, as a “choice†usually means two […]
The Essential Marketing Guide for Startups and Small Businesses
Startups or small businesses consider marketing as an unnecessary expense due to which they rarely plan a marketing budget. Remember you can’t go from engineering to sales, skipping the marketing step. Usually entrepreneurs hire sales people first, which is a wrong practice. At an initial stage hire a marketing expert whether on a contract or […]
Job Seekers enjoy using SideSkills to find work and contract jobs
SideSkills is one of the fastest growing social employment and career networking websites. With over 20,000 people signed up and more coming daily, they must be doing something right.  The site is a one stop ship for finding full-time, part-time, contract jobs, or just to make some extra income. The free site allows you to […]
Pinterest: How to Conquer the latest Social Media Craze
Pinterest is the up-and-coming social media networking site that, throughout 2011, confounded expectations and steadily grew into a minor sensation. And it is still growing. It has already done enough to concern Facebook’s upper echelons – they have deemed it necessary for their site to enforce a scrolling “Timeline†to each user’s wall. It is […]