eliza1wright

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Browser Extensions Have More Power Than We Realize(almamadsen.medium.com)
2 points by eliza1wright 6y ago|0 comments
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by eliza1wright 6y ago
I agree that bookmarks are a relic. Workona ( http://workona.com/ ) might be of interest to you. It combines tab groups with resources (our term for bookmarks). But unlike regular bookmarks, resources can be grouped, ordered,
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Every remote work tool being offered free due to coronavirus(medium.com)
3 points by eliza1wright 7y ago|0 comments
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Opera's new browser can tame your tabs(techcrunch.com)
1 points by eliza1wright 7y ago|0 comments
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by eliza1wright 8y ago
I've been lucky enough to be a beta tester for Workona and once I decided to go all in with its usage, it was a game changer. If you do work on the internet, or are guilty of having a million tabs open at once, I'd highly recommen
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How to grow your business with Product Hunt–even if you’re not a startup(lucidpress.com)
1 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|0 comments
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Red flags when working with a small business marketing agency(lucidpress.com)
1 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|0 comments
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Lucidchart OnPrem for Confluence Server(devpost.com)
4 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|0 comments
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Sneak Preview of Product Faces from Adobe MAX(subtraction.com)
1 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|0 comments
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Business slogans 101: how to write a rock-solid tagline(lucidpress.com)
2 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|0 comments
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What your Kickstarter campaign is doing wrong (and how to fix it)(lucidpress.com)
1 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|0 comments
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by eliza1wright 11y ago
I like the author's use of the word "modesty", but maybe "humility" is really what we're looking for. Modesty means balanced and moderate, but sometimes leaders need to take feedback without trying to balance i
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The best social media campaigns you haven't tried yet(lucidpress.com)
1 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|0 comments
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What we learned on the way to 1M users(lucidpress.com)
4 points by eliza1wright 11y ago|1 comments
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by eliza1wright 12y ago
MARKETING SPECIALIST (entry-level position) - We’re looking for a driven individual to create content—primarily written, with some visual components—for our popular software suite. Your responsibilities would include creating compelling an
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Continuous Productivity: New tools and a new way of working for a new era(blog.learningbyshipping.com)
3 points by eliza1wright 13y ago|0 comments
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The reader and reading data visualization(storiesthroughdata.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk)
1 points by eliza1wright 13y ago|0 comments
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Unexpected ways to use sitemaps(lucidchart.com)
1 points by eliza1wright 13y ago|0 comments
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by eliza1wright 13y ago
An interesting anecdote...when I was in middle school, an account exec for McDonald's came to speak to our class. He told us that in our local market, McDonald's Corp wasn't convinced that the TV and radio ads were having a significant effe
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by eliza1wright 13y ago
Just to touch on one of your points, we've actually found that most people who talk about us on social media are those using or looking for free accounts. There are certainly exceptions to the rule, but the overwhelming majority are people
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by eliza1wright 13y ago
That's a great point. But Facebook is starting to stonewall business owners with promoted posts, and the value of the channel seems to be dipping lower and lower. So business owners work to build up these audiences, and then they're charged
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by eliza1wright 13y ago
I'm sure there are some small, local companies who can't afford to/don't have the expertise to manage a website, that can leverage social media for promotions, sales, and general brand awareness. But those are also the people who tend not t
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Is Social Media Worthless?(lucidchart.com)
118 points by eliza1wright 13y ago|87 comments
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by eliza1wright 14y ago
The article quotes Frampton as saying, "I have been accused of having a huge ego." Asking for proof would be admitting to himself (and her) that he can't realistically bag a swimsuit model.
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by eliza1wright 14y ago
Good point. Craigslist is a hotbed of spammers and phishers, especially in the housing section. They employ some pretty transparent tactics: amenities that are too good to be true at the given price point, pictures that you can easily rever
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by eliza1wright 14y ago
I like the idea of skipping the "next step" button and (gently) forcing your users to explore the interface.
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by eliza1wright 14y ago
Source: http://dsc.discovery.com/tv-shows/curiosity/topics/10-ways-m... The author cites several studies to back up those assertions. Agreed on the positive stereotype bit, though--I think people rely far too much on anecdotal evidence si
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by eliza1wright 14y ago
Women can bring different skills to the table; for example, they tend to possess more developed language skills and to be far more engaged in social media. Women are also more likely than men to talk through problems. Those seem like valuab
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by eliza1wright 14y ago
I was also expecting something different, but I like the overall tone of "Women are welcome here, and they're welcome to speak ." I think a lot of tech companies get the first one right, but they don't know how to communicate the second p
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by eliza1wright 14y ago
A couple good tips that have helped me: 1) Your public speaking will be more polished and compelling if you think of your speech as a story. 2) If you have some vital points to make, draw a picture on a notecard that will remind you of what

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