Getting Started with Personal Branding

Personal branding has been a hot topic on the Web for quite some time – you must have at least heard of the phrase. Many are writing about it, some are thinking about doing it, and then there are the few who actually practice what they preach. In the next three articles I will present a short overview of personal branding tools and methods, so if you're interested, read on!

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Websites To Find Work As A Resume Writer

Hoping to work as a Certified Resume Writer for any project? Good idea: certification signals that the writer has had to demonstrate his or her industry knowledge, talent and writing expertise. So, you want one, naturally. But where do you find a certified writer?

Start with the Industry Associations

There are two industry associations which offer their members (that would be, resume writers) a path to professional certification.

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4 Scams To Look Out For In 2016

Now is the time of year when you should be looking to pull your plans together for 2016. The first few days of the year allow you time to bed in and many people decide that this is the ideal time of year to make changes to their life.

It is not as though the start of a New Year is a magic wand that will help you to make massive changes to your life in the blink of an eye but it is easy to see why it is a good time of year to renew your focus and try to do things differently.

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So... What is SEO?

This infographic explains a common question ‘what is SEO’ in simple, easy to understand terms.

SEO is short for Search Engine Optimization and is the digital marketing practice of working with search engines such as Google, so that your website can be found.  

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The FCC Rearranges The Field Goal Posts On The Internet Neutrality Field

The idea of Internet neutrality in terms of access and speed has been an ongoing debate for a number of years, especially in the last two as a number of the big Internet service providers, or ISPs, have been curtailing the general flow of traffic through their systems with “pay to play” costing models.  

These models have essentially restructured Internet accounts, charging significantly more per month to those customers that draw down significantly more bandwidth than the average customers. Marketed as a way of making sure that video watcher, gamers, businesses and consumers of large data flow pay their way, the model has gained traction.  

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