Yes, there are many remarkable pros to our mobile phones, but I can’t help wondering about the cons and how much time we are actually spending on our phones. Time on your phone happens in short bursts all through the day, but these moments add up quickly.
Struggling to start a new venture or even nurturing one of your own creative outlets is a common issue in our digital age. The constant bombardment of highlight reels of everyone’s successes without the backdrop of the long, hard road it took to get there – is one thing that can contribute to performance inertia and a lack of confidence. But there are tools out there to help. Enter, The Wheel of Performance:
It’s a concept I’m sure many of you haven’t really thought about yet (well, those of you who haven’t seen Black Mirror), but what happens when you die in a world where the virtual parts of you go on existing? This can be quite morbid and daunting to think about but, with some forward planning, it is something you can control (mostly). Here’s a practical list of how you can prepare to remove unwanted digital assets.
With the number of businesses on the internet, it can be very hard to make yours stand out. You could spend money advertising it? But these can prove real costly, and added to this, we humans have developed ad blockers and even ‘evolved’ our eyes with banner blindness. What’s your best option then? Well, when it comes to your business’ website, there’s one clear solution: search engine optimization, or SEO, to the kids in the know.
Considering the purpose of any website is to attract traffic, it seems a no brainer that you should optimize yours for search engines like Google and Yahoo, which is where most website visitors stem from. How does one do this though? Well, like any good recipe, there are several key ingredients, which fortunately the folks at Moz have put into a handy guide for us. Based on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, they’ve developed seven key SEO points to consider for your website:
