SEO Content Strategy for 2012 & Beyond - Presentation to Little Rock Chapter ...Caitlin Jeansonne
The document discusses search engine optimization strategies for 2012 and beyond. It covers SEO fundamentals like how search engines work and what they look for in websites. It then discusses crafting a content strategy, including analyzing current content, identifying keywords, brainstorming new content types, and creating an editorial calendar. The document concludes by looking at some emerging trends for 2012, such as the growing importance of local search, social signals from Google+, and mobile optimization.
This document summarizes Katherine Lee's midterm project proposal for a customizable plush toy design tool. The tool would allow users to design their own soft creatures or objects by selecting from base shapes, facial features, appendages, and skins. Customization that incorporates a user's feelings or persona can foster a sense of ownership. The document discusses target users, considerations for the design, a development schedule, and plans to launch the tool online and enable ordering of custom creations.
The document discusses the author's views that cloud alone is lacking, frameworks have issues, and that their company Orchestra aims to be more than just a product by focusing on passion, involvement, and lifestyle while also meeting enterprise needs like SLAs and support. The author believes successfully building a product requires avoiding common mistakes and moving to a platform like EngineYard.
This document discusses plans to implement a 1:World initiative in a high school which will provide every student with an individual Chromebook. It outlines professional development for teachers, ensuring equitable access to curriculum resources, and support for special education students. The school aims to begin distributing Chromebooks to 10th and 11th graders in January 2015 and fully implement the program by September 2015 for all 9th-12th grade students. An annual $30 student tech fee will help cover the costs of the three-year lease program totaling $540,000 for 1800 Chromebooks.
The document summarizes some of the key lessons that can be learned from the Mahabharata epic. It discusses how the Pandavas were able to defeat the Kauravas despite being outnumbered, through better preparation, alliances, leadership, teamwork, commitment, management, and empowering women in their decision-making. Some of their strategies included turning weaknesses into strengths, gaining powerful allies, sharing responsibilities through distributed leadership, prioritizing team interests over individual interests, and understanding ground realities.
Este documento propone el proyecto "Trainee's Chronicles", un sitio web que hablará sobre las experiencias de los becarios con el objetivo de crear una comunidad para que expresen su creatividad. El proyecto tendrá presencia en redes sociales y compartirá historias de los usuarios para crear videos y participar en concursos internacionales.
In 2011, smartphones surpassed feature phones as the top acquired mobile device type in several major markets including the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Canada. The iPhone 4 was the top acquired phone in both the US and EU5 markets in 2011. All five of the most acquired phones in the US and three of the top five in the EU5 were Apple smartphones, demonstrating the company's strength in the mobile market. The rise of smartphones drove increased mobile media usage, which surpassed 50% penetration in many markets.
My Business Strategy, Inc., recommends specific strategies and tools to help sales people, marketers, and small business owners effectively build more new relationships faster. Please share and 'Like' MBSI on Facebook and follow us on LinkedIn.
Nine key ways wearable technology affects social media. Presented at Pubcon 2015 in Las Vegas on October 6, 2015.
The technology "wearables" market grew 600+% in the second half of 2014, in comparison to the first. The industry as a whole is projected to hit $14 billion by 2018. It is also projected that 1 in 5 people will have some kind of wearable technology in 2015. This session will highlight everything that you need to know in order to stay on top of your game in the "wearable" technology market.
SEO Content Strategy for 2012 & Beyond - Presentation to Little Rock Chapter ...Caitlin Jeansonne
The document discusses search engine optimization strategies for 2012 and beyond. It covers SEO fundamentals like how search engines work and what they look for in websites. It then discusses crafting a content strategy, including analyzing current content, identifying keywords, brainstorming new content types, and creating an editorial calendar. The document concludes by looking at some emerging trends for 2012, such as the growing importance of local search, social signals from Google+, and mobile optimization.
This document summarizes Katherine Lee's midterm project proposal for a customizable plush toy design tool. The tool would allow users to design their own soft creatures or objects by selecting from base shapes, facial features, appendages, and skins. Customization that incorporates a user's feelings or persona can foster a sense of ownership. The document discusses target users, considerations for the design, a development schedule, and plans to launch the tool online and enable ordering of custom creations.
The document discusses the author's views that cloud alone is lacking, frameworks have issues, and that their company Orchestra aims to be more than just a product by focusing on passion, involvement, and lifestyle while also meeting enterprise needs like SLAs and support. The author believes successfully building a product requires avoiding common mistakes and moving to a platform like EngineYard.
This document discusses plans to implement a 1:World initiative in a high school which will provide every student with an individual Chromebook. It outlines professional development for teachers, ensuring equitable access to curriculum resources, and support for special education students. The school aims to begin distributing Chromebooks to 10th and 11th graders in January 2015 and fully implement the program by September 2015 for all 9th-12th grade students. An annual $30 student tech fee will help cover the costs of the three-year lease program totaling $540,000 for 1800 Chromebooks.
The document summarizes some of the key lessons that can be learned from the Mahabharata epic. It discusses how the Pandavas were able to defeat the Kauravas despite being outnumbered, through better preparation, alliances, leadership, teamwork, commitment, management, and empowering women in their decision-making. Some of their strategies included turning weaknesses into strengths, gaining powerful allies, sharing responsibilities through distributed leadership, prioritizing team interests over individual interests, and understanding ground realities.
Este documento propone el proyecto "Trainee's Chronicles", un sitio web que hablará sobre las experiencias de los becarios con el objetivo de crear una comunidad para que expresen su creatividad. El proyecto tendrá presencia en redes sociales y compartirá historias de los usuarios para crear videos y participar en concursos internacionales.
In 2011, smartphones surpassed feature phones as the top acquired mobile device type in several major markets including the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Canada. The iPhone 4 was the top acquired phone in both the US and EU5 markets in 2011. All five of the most acquired phones in the US and three of the top five in the EU5 were Apple smartphones, demonstrating the company's strength in the mobile market. The rise of smartphones drove increased mobile media usage, which surpassed 50% penetration in many markets.
My Business Strategy, Inc., recommends specific strategies and tools to help sales people, marketers, and small business owners effectively build more new relationships faster. Please share and 'Like' MBSI on Facebook and follow us on LinkedIn.
Nine key ways wearable technology affects social media. Presented at Pubcon 2015 in Las Vegas on October 6, 2015.
The technology "wearables" market grew 600+% in the second half of 2014, in comparison to the first. The industry as a whole is projected to hit $14 billion by 2018. It is also projected that 1 in 5 people will have some kind of wearable technology in 2015. This session will highlight everything that you need to know in order to stay on top of your game in the "wearable" technology market.