SEO Partnership – The First of Its Kind Offer by an SEO Company (Free)
W3whiz.com is offering professional writers or aspiring ones to join hands, all costs and marketing sides will be taken care by w3whiz while writer will take on the writing job. Adsense earning will be split 50/50 while writers will get the 100% recognition.
CastleWave, LLC. Purchased by Crexendo Business Solutions
CastleWave, a three year-old boutique online marketing firm with offices in Provo, Utah and New York City, has been sold to Crexendo Business Solutions in a combined cash and stock deal.
Back to Basics in Online Panel Quality
Borderless Access is a proud exhibitor at the CASRO panel conference “Back to Basics in Online Panel Qualityâ€, which is to be held at New Orleans from February 24 to 25, 2010.
IdeaFisher Business Software Offers Full Suite of Powerful Business Management Tools
IdeaFisher provides business management tools for Startups and MBAs by asking 1000s of expertly targeted questions. Provides creative support with a unique 8 million-element association engine and a 1,200,000+ image database. 250 man-years in development, with input from some of the world’s most highly-degreed and well-known talent. Now this powerful business companion lives on in the form of ThoughtOffice.
IdeaFisher Innovation Software Suite Helps You Move from ‘Creativity To Productivity’ In Under 30 Minutes
To remain innovative in today’s marketplace, you need radical approaches to existing problems. The new ThoughtOffice Innovation Software, an extension of the popular IdeaFisher program, provides several proven processes for vertical and lateral thinking and an organizer to speed the creation of real, useful ideas. This program is built on the principles of creativity to productivity, a proven method that moves ideas out of the ether and into the market as real-world solutions.
Fear of Public Speaking: Worried about Questions from the Audience? Focus on the Questions You ask Yourself
For many presenters and speakers the fear of being ‘stumped’ by a question from the audience looms large. But the questions we ask ourselves have a far greater impact, explains performance anxiety expert Seymour Segnit.