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This is a great article on split testing Facebook ads without losing your mind!

The Ultimate Guide to Facebook Split Testing in 2021 From A to Z, learn everything you need to know about Facebook Ads Split Testing to improve your performance immediately!

If you are putting files on your website you need a way to reduce their size. This is a super easy solution for those who don't have graphics software.

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I always look forward to the yearly logo trend report!

2021 Logo Trend Report This year is about drama: comedy, tragedy and satire. A connection with the human experience.

Great article on developing/defining an audience for your marketing efforts.

How to Create Personas Without Losing the Person-ness | Viget Personas just want a fair chance.

Good article on managing another Covid reality: presenting online.

How I’ve improved my remote presentation setup | Lara Hogan When I wrote Demystifying Public Speaking, I based nearly all of my research and advice around how to brace yourself for, and give, in-person presentations. And for the first three years of being a self-employed trainer and coach at Wherewithall, 90% of my presentations were in-person: at company of...

Often we need to brainstorm the best way to present a certain bit of information online. This is a great resource to brainstorm how to go about it.

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Great read on writing a bunch of garbage for SEO vs good content. You usually have to do both — this is a quick overview of the balance.

A Tale of Two Strategies: Reconciling Content Strategy and SEO | Viget Making content findable through search is important, but not as important as making it good.

Don't post your web content online in a PDF — repost the content on a normal webpage instead.

PDF: Still Unfit for Human Consumption, 20 Years Later Research spanning 20 years proves PDFs are problematic for online reading. Yet they’re still prevalent and users continue to get lost in them. They’re unpleasant to read and navigate and remain unfit for digital-content display.