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4 Secrets for Marketing on Pinterest http://t.co/6jRdtc3i
July 17, 2012
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4 Secrets for Marketing on Pinterest
Can't spend as much as you'd like to on marketing? Here's how one clothing company uses Pinterest to close the gap. It's a common problem for a small start-up: You have a great product but it's tough getting the word out in a crowded marketplace.
7 Retail Disaster Zones Every Storeowner Should Avoid http://t.co/sBv1wmPm
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7 Retail Disaster Zones Every Storeowner Should Avoid
When Kathy Hampton bought Ice Cream Renaissance in 2010, she inherited an inefficiently designed shop. Customers walked in and were greeted by a cash register on a small pedestal table, a giant sink full of dirty dishes and a cavernous seating area that was usually vacant.
New, Possible ‘iPhone 5’ Pics Show Bigger Screen, Moved Camera http://t.co/At1CcaUy
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New, Possible 'iPhone 5' Pics Show Bigger Screen, Moved Camera
New images of what looks to be Apple's next iPhone have leaked. Originally published Sunday on Apple Blog Apple.Pro, these supposed next-generation iPhone shots show a 4-inch screen and a new spot for the front-facing camera.
Who Owns the Website, and Why http://t.co/Y3OSS0HR
Who Owns the Website, and Why by Danielle Morrill
Getting the Most Out of This Post: print out every single page of your website and tape it all up on a huge wall in your office or lay it out on the floor. Bring together key stakeholders from every department in your company and give them post-it notes.
How your startup is getting lapped by companies who know how to hire http://t.co/jUq2HhVm
There will always be an excess of bad ideas and dumb money in the market--so we'll always be complaining about a lack of talent, no matter how many developers there are. Still, I contend that most companies have no idea how to hire, and in the last week, my theory got proved to me several times over.
Microsoft Upgrades Office for Cloud, Social http://t.co/8NTHvEv3
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Microsoft Upgrades Office for Cloud, Social
If you view the current version of Microsoft Office as antiquated rather than innovative, the tech giant now says it's about to change your mind. At an event today in San Francisco, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced a major upgrade to the software -- calling it the company's "most ambitious" release ever.
Microsoft Hits Back at Google Apps http://t.co/5NppSbue
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Video - Microsoft Hits Back at Google Apps - WSJ.com
Microsoft is stepping up its efforts to halt Google's encroachment on its business-software turf. Shira Ovide reports on digits.
America's new business model: Sharing http://t.co/wrNiKZ5g
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America's new business model: Sharing
Americans with heaps of stuff, skills and time are connecting online with tech-savvy and early adopters eager to share and rent homes, cars, tools and services in exchange for deep savings. Dubbed "collaborative consumption" - or "the sharing economy" - this movement represents the newly cemented intersection of online social networking, mobile technology, the minimalist movement and heightened penny-pinching brought on by lingering economic uncertainties.
Here’s why we keep getting hacked – clear and present Billabong failures http://t.co/V0pVKTUA
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Troy Hunt: Here's why we keep getting hacked - clear and present Billabong failures
It happened again last week. No, not Yahoo! Voices, not the Phandroid Android forums, not NVidia and not Formspring, this time it was Billabong, our legendry Aussie surf brand. As is often the way with these breaches, credit was quickly claimed via Twitter: Unfortunately there's now a nice dump of over 21,000 email addresses and passwords freely available for the world to peruse at their leisure.
10 things web developers must know to become truly amazing http://t.co/neLzFFe2
