How to optimize infographics for search and social media
People love to share infographics, but a few behind-the-scenes tweaks could help yours get even more traction.
People love to share infographics, but a few behind-the-scenes tweaks could help yours get even more traction.
Here is a comprehensive list of Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Instagram features you may not have heard about.
The airline scrambles as a second plane this year goes down. But this one reportedly was shot down amid the separatist conflict in the Eastern European country.
A clean layout, facile search options, and useful widgets will keep employees coming back and exploring.
Dilbert cartoons, email and a weather app have no place on your intranet. Here’s why.
Problems with search and navigation or an abundance of stale, irrelevant information on the home page—all can turn off your employees. Try these approaches to freshen up and streamline your site.
Problems with search and navigation or an abundance of stale, irrelevant information on the home page—all can turn off your employees. Try these approaches to freshen up and streamline your site.
Some you’ve heard of, and some you haven’t. Either way, they’re excellent traffic drivers.
The New York Police Department asked Twitter followers to post photos of themselves with officers and tag them #myNYPD. What they got was images of police behaving aggressively.
The New York Police Department asked Twitter followers to post photos of themselves with officers and tag them #myNYPD. What they got was images of police behaving aggressively.
Broken links can be dead ends, unless you employ some ingenuity and create a favorable impression—and help your visitors navigate back to your operative pages.
Rather than go through the formality of a survey, just talk with—and listen to—your employees. Try out these six questions.
Seeking to spark media stories, Chrysler’s in-house writers and videographers cover everything from Motley Crüe’s last tour to a guy who drove around in his Jeep helping snowbound people.
From the obvious things like smartphones to some less-intuitive avenues (print, anyone?), these are the trends communications pros should keep on their radar as we cruise into 2014.
From the obvious things like smartphones to some less-intuitive avenues (print, anyone?), these are the trends communications pros should keep on their radar as we cruise into 2014.