I was scrolling through my Twitter stream a couple of days ago and I saw the following phrase: Why bosses should beware of pasta and peanut butter. But then I got distracted and never had the opportunity to click through to see what it meant. Until now. According to The Corner Office at BNET, it [...]

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This guest post is by Aman Basanti of Ageofmarketing.com. Since launching my blog on the psychology of buying in mid-May, I have often wondered whether I am missing something; whether there is a secret to growing the traffic on my blog that I do not know about. Am I not commenting on the right blogs? [...]

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One of the most underutilized features of Facebook for businesses is the Secret Group. A Secret Group is easy to create and manage, and it is perfect for small-group interaction. Keep reading to discover powerful ways these groups could help your business. Facebook originally created Secret Groups for people to have small, intimate interactions with [...]

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We know that 0.5% of players statistically account for 75% of a game's revenue, but is that the upper limit of game monetization? It doesn’t have to be if you adopt casino management techniques for your game portfolio. More after the jump.

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This guest post is by Kiesha of WeBlogBetter. Many of my readers have asked how in the world I come up with such creative ideas for my blog content. If you've read: "The Walmart Guide to Increasing Time spent on your Site," "Can your blog Pass the Salad Test?" "Attract Readers to your blog like [...]

Read More: My Secret Formula for Creating Super-engaging Blog Content

Welcome to our fourth Tumblr Tuesday, where every Tuesday we celebrate our love of Tumblr by interviewing the mastermind behind the blog. Tumblr, a New York City based startup, is like the FFFFound for the rest of the world. It’s as shareable and fast-paced as Twitter but populated with more in-depth text and rich images.But sometimes those images aren't so rich— sometimes they're as grainy and grey as the hipster's sweater who snapped the shot. In the case of this week's Tumblr Tuesday: F [...]

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After a steady stream of information in June, all has been quiet on the Facebook Project Spartan front in recent weeks. Originally, at least some thought the plan was to unveil Spartan in July — but that obviously came and went. It's certainly possible we won't hear anything until f8 in late September now. But one new bit of information has come to our attention that could be related. Say hello to BoltJS.

BoltJS is a UI framework that's being built by Facebook for the purpose "helping developer [...]

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Everyone always wants to know what is the secret sauce to building a community. Well, I'll tell you. It's simple, really. Stroke people's egos. Seriously. That's it. You've heard this from me before; it's not a new concept. But it truly is the secret sauce. Starting from Scratch Some people disagree with me. Mitch Joel, [...]

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Today's guest is written by Howie Goldfarb Twitter or Facebook? Most consumer brands use both now. But what is the difference if you are crafting your strategy related to increasing sales? Twitter is selling and Facebook is marketing. Twitter is selling Selling is finding someone and persuading them to buy your product. On Twitter, I [...]

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Long blog post short: please be as descriptive as possible when titling your blog posts. In today's decontextualized world of walls, feeds, RSS, e-mail, diggs, reddits, Stumbles, tweets, and retweets, you need to attract your potential reader based only on the appeal of your title and nothing else, especially if you're new to blogging and [...]

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It's generally accepted that, on the aggregate, Android device sales will far outpace iOS sales year after year. However, there's a dirty little secret about Android devices that most manufacturers are facing: the return rate on some Android devices is between 30 and 40 percent, in comparison to the iPhone 4's 1.7% return rate as of Antennagate in 2010.


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So, we just exposed the awesome secret that Facebook's iPad app is actually already out there, hidden inside of the iPhone app. Now it's time to show it to you.

I've been playing with the app for much of the night, and it seems solid. Of course, there's no guarantee that this is what Facebook will launch when the iPad app does officially hit, but this looks and feels about right.

After months of downplaying the importance of having an iPad app, and instead playing up HTML5, Facebook has clearl [...]

Read More: Facebook’s Secret iPad App Exposed [Pictures]

This guest post is by Russ Henneberry of Tiny Business, Mighty Profits. It's every blogger's dream: to take something you created and generate enough money to take care of your obligations. But time is running out. The time bomb is ticking. Generate sales, or die. With each second that ticks by, the pressure mounts. And [...]

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