Social media influencers: Casey Neistat

Whatever you may call it, social media is here to stay and it is relevant for both businesses and individuals. It is how people communicate, it is how brands market and advertise, it is one of major ways that connects us all. One of recent examples of its influence is a cameo appearance by a 12 year old boy (Dutch) …

Social media etiquette

Etiquette in social media is as important as it is in other aspects of life. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case for quite a few people which act as if the keyboard absolves and separates them from reality, courtesy, professionalism and kindness. Speaking to people on social media shouldn’t differ from how you speak with people in person. Having this digital …

Branding vs. sales & marketing

Branding your business and yourself is a massively important strategy that will assist with your long-term viability and sustainability. Your reputation, your accomplishments precede you and people will be mindful of what you do before they reach out to you for an opportunity. Great brands stay a lot longer while sales come and go. Strong brands will survive and endure …

Facebook dark posts will get you the traffic and awareness that you seek

Facebook provides some of the best marketing capabilities for businesses of all sizes. Potential return on investment (ROI) is even greater for those with limited marketing and advertising budgets. Facebook dark posts will undoubtedly (if used correctly) bring you traffic and awareness, but it is still on you and the quality of your products and services whether that traffic will …

WordPress Plugins: Bad Behavior Error in v.2.2.11

Bad Behavior WordPress plugin v.2.2.11 has a typo (missing a comma) in file blacklist.inc.php on line 94. To resolve this issue, go to (via SFTP) /wp-content/plugins/bad-behavior/bad-behavior and edit blacklist.inc.php on line 94 by adding a comma after “Nikto/” so it looks like “Nikto/”, That should allow you to regain full control of your dashboard once again.

Firefox in the enterprise – is it ready and does it care?

Firefox 6 “eating” the web (or only cupcakes)? Firefox 6 is here, now what. Mozilla’s rapid release development cycle for Firefox is getting a bit out of hand as it seems that every 6-8 weeks they release a new full version of their browser which causes difficulties in enterprises. Even their Rapid Release Calendar looks insane. Don’t get me wrong, …