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- Free Infographic-Style Resume Photoshop PSD Template
A freebie of a resume which is designed in an inforgraphic style, the resume is very attractive and professional and gets the job done of advertising your self. This infographic resume template is designed by Kevin Cdnc and available for free t…
- 5 Collaborative Business Tools for Geographically Dispersed Design Teams
” While working from home has been hailed the future of work, there are challenges attached to it – one being the absence of outside-of-work bonding time with other employees, which builds trust, and consequently, a cohesive team. But as we probably can all agree on, a problem isn’t a problem without a solution. There are tested and proven ways to make virtual collaboration work, one of which is leveraging the right technologies. ”
- Should Self-Publishing Authors Hire Editors, Producers and Cover Designers? Team Publishing vs. DIY
“Just under half of the self-published authors surveyed had hired someone or contracted with a company to help them self-publish their last book. Among those who hired services, the median expenditure was in the range of $500- $999, and the med…
- The Best Places to Find Free, High-Resolution Images
The only problem is that Google may not always surface the best content that is free. Their algorithms, at least for image search, prefer pages from premium stock photography websites and the free listings thus lose out. If Google isn’t helping in your quest for images, here are some of the best websites where you may find high-quality photos for free.
- What are HTML5 Mobile Web Apps and Why Should You have One?
ccording to data from the app company Locket, people unlock and check their phones approximately 110 times per day. The data is based on a sample of 150,000 users and it shows that they are most active in using their smartphones in the hours between 5 and 8 pm.
This basically means that, nowadays, anyone who wants to have a successful business should consider going mobile. But what is the best approach? Should you rely on the more traditional “native” mobile apps, or should you try the HTML5 mark-up language to build your app? Although HTML5 offers plenty of advantages over native apps, many developers still prefer the latter for many reasons: they are used to them, they like using the app store, they prefer to monetize through the app store, they prefer the native interface etc.
However, the question regarding the best choice remains. Finding a solution to this dilemma lies in initially answering this essential question: What do you want to do with your app?
- Money Makes Us Lazy. The Unpredictable Consequences of Using Money as an Incentive
“It seems like common sense: a larger reward encourages a greater effort. So if you need to inspire a person or team to strive harder, an obvious tactic is to offer more money. Reality, however, is not that simple.”
- Index Your Content Faster With the Fetch as Google Tool
“Amongst the toolkit is the Fetch as Google option, which also gives users an opportunity to submit their URL to the index. Surprisingly, this tool is often under-utilized by bloggers, webmasters, and SEO strategists. This is a convenient way t…
- 5 Secrets to Growing Your Tribe (For Freelancers and Entrepreneurs)
Every Friday, entrepreneurs get to know each other, share some commonalities, and grow their tribes. But that’s not how it got started.
- Eight Most Common Editing Errors In Self-Published Books
“A good edit and a lack of one can make all the difference to whether you sell your self-published book or not, so take a good look at my top eight errors as your starter guide.”
- Six Keys to Being Excellent at Anything
“If you want to be really good at something, it’s going to involve relentlessly pushing past your comfort zone, as well as frustration, struggle, setbacks and failures. That’s true as long as you want to continue to improve, or even maintain a high level of excellence. The reward is that being really good at something you’ve earned through your own hard work can be immensely satisfying.”