Archive for June 2011
3 Common Custom Magazine Mistakes
You can spend a lot of money to produce a beautiful magazine but still fail to excite or entice readers. Here are three tips to make sure you have an attractive and engaging publication.
Random Hacks of Kindness
Thousands of hackers have recently been working together for a huge hacking session over 19 cities. Random Hacks of Kindness has chosen three as the most outstanding applications.
Pin Interests with Pinterest
Pinterest is a social media catalog. You can browse, "repin," like and comment on anyone's pins without having to follow them. You don't have to leave the site to create a board full of inspiration.
Social Media – Not So Mysterious
If you're thinking about dabbling in social media, or jumping feet first into the frenzy, there's good news and bad news. The good news is -- there’s a ton of "how to" information available at your fingertips. The bad news is – there’s a ton of "how to" information available at your fingertips. A ton. Thankfully, most of it is quite helpful. There’s just so much of it to sift through. Who has the time?
Creating Error-Free Copy
The human eye may not be able to catch every error, but striving for the perfect piece of copy starts with a few simple proofing measures.
The Google Logo: Innovation, Art and Fun
Have you checked out Google's home page today? If not, it is worth a look (especially for those all of those who fancy themselves musicians in hour home town of Music City). What appears as an odd Google Doodle is actually music strings that allow you to compose (and record) a quick little number right on Google's home page. The art is meant to honor Les Paul, who would have been 96 today.
Mapping Out Your Social Media Strategy
Social media is a lot like a road trip. If you want to stay on track and arrive at your planned destination, you need to create a strategy that will get you there, and it all starts with good content.
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