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March 20, 2012
Posted in: Applications, Education-Training, Microsoft, Mobile, Programming-Platforms, ROI, Software, Software Development, Software Maintenance, Technology
This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend Mobile March in the Twin Cities. During the conference, I attended a four hour long Microsoft Windows Phone training session. My reasoning for attending this session was to learn more about a platform I have little experience in.
Much has been made of the Panda search algorithm update, implemented by Google in February 2011, with several additional updates over the past year. Panda was created to devalue low quality content in search rankings.
As with any great sports program or any great company, a winning tradition is built over time and developing leaders isn’t something that happens by accident.
Pedal to the metal – that’s the speed of marketing change over the last five years. Anyone in marketing, who doesn’t spend a considerable amount of time each day, week, and month learning and applying how marketing is changing, is planning an exit strategy whether they know it or not.
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September 10, 2007 | Sarah VanNevel: Colleges Get Creative with Recruiting Ads
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April 11, 2007 | Dean Froslie: Universities Tackle Student-Athlete Use of Social Networking Sites
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