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Stop hiding behind a logo: why your personal brand can be the best investment for your website
Ready to create your own website? Get started with Wix's website builder. A lot of business owners believe their “brand” starts and ends with a company logo and catchy slogan. I’ve seen it many times, and it usually plays out the same way. When creating a website, founders put their company front and center rather than themselves. But, the truth is, they’re missing out. Because people don’t just buy from brands—they buy from people. I get it.
The Power of Building Your Own CNN: A True Story of Attention Economy and Insane Summit Connections
Telegram is a platform that I use regularly and where I built my own tech-realted channel. (if you’re into Telegram channel read my post “How to Master the Numbers Behind Your Telegram Channel: The Complete Guide for Telegram’s Statistics”) With over 4,800 members, the exposure received on the channel is substantial. In 2022, the total views for the channel were 1.6 million.
How I Launched an Official Channel Between the Government and the Tech Industry
A year ago, in my role as Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s global dev communities manager, I invited 2 VIP representatives from GitHub (the leading open source platform) for a full day conference with our developers. We managed to pull off an amazing event with awesome content covering open source and cutting-edge technology.
Twitter: Advanced Tips & Tricks
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7 tips to improve your LinkedIn exposure | Articles | Home
Many PR pros like the ease of publishing posts on LinkedIn. Why blame them? It’s straight-forward to use and shares your content over the world. The downside sinks in when you consider how to maximize your reach. To strengthen your post and set it apart from the crowd, scan these 7 tips: Use your post’s introduction to excite and entice readers. Tease them with what might be gained by reading your content. Be realistic, though. Don't exaggerate or over-promise.
WhatsApp: Surprising Platform in Israel's Government Election Campaign
If I had stayed as the treasury mister, the citizens would have received an hologram income tax clerk." Former Israel's treasury minister, Yair Lapid (WhatsApp, 2015)Social Networks and Political CampaignsIt was President Barack Obama that started with an intensive use of social networks for his 2008 US presidential campaign.
Start-up Nation: With Your Back Against the Wall
Many have wonder why has Israel became one of the most innovative, entrepreneurial, tech-savvy country. The book “START-UP NATION” (by Dan Senor and Saul Singer) tries to explain it.
WhatsApp: Surprising Platform in Israel's Government Election Campaign
“If I had stayed as the treasury mister, the citizens would have received a hologram income tax clerk”. Former Israel’s treasury minister, Yair Lapid (WhatsApp, 2015) It was President Barack Obama that started with an intensive use of social networks for his 2008 US presidential campaign. Today, using social networks for political campaigns is such an obvious move. Today, every political candidate manages a Facebook page, a Twitter account or a “personal “blog.
Boutique revolution puts Israeli wines on world map
KIBBUTZ TZORA — In the rolling pine-covered hills west of Jerusalem, winemaker Eran Pick checks on the vines he cultivates, plying an ancient trade which has been common to the area since biblical times. “For 3,000 years wine has been produced in these hills,” says Pick, 40, who is trained in a mix of New and Old World winemaking and worked in California and Bordeaux before joining Tzora Vineyards.
Survivors, world leaders to mark Auschwitz liberation
WARSAW — Seventy years after it was liberated, 300 Auschwitz survivors — most now in their 90s — will on Tuesday return to the former Nazi death camp, the site of the largest single number of murders committed during World War II. Between 1940-45 some 1.1 million people, including one million Jews, perished in the twin death camps of Auschwitz-Birkenau created by Nazi Germany in Oswiecim, southern Poland.
One of the world's largest ships named after SS officer
Jewish groups in the Netherlands and Britain have voiced indignation over the docking in Rotterdam of one of the world’s largest ships, the Pieter Schelte, which is named after a Dutchman who served in the Nazi Waffen SS, the Guardian reported Saturday.
Reporter covering Nisman's death flees Argentina
A journalist credited with being the first to report the gunshot death of federal prosecutor Alberto Nisman has left Argentina because of fear for his safety. Damian Pachter of the English-language Buenos Aires Herald left the country Saturday, the local journalism group Foro de Periodismo Argentino said. The group said Pachter reported on Friday he was followed by unknown people and felt his safety was at risk but did not elaborate.
US appeals court upholds dismissal of Holocaust suits
CHICAGO — Holocaust survivors and heirs of victims can’t sue Hungary’s national bank and railway in the US for the theft of cash, art and other assets from Hungarian Jews until they first exhaust their legal options in Hungary, a US appeals court ruled Friday. The unanimous decision by a three-judge panel of the 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago upholds a lower court’s dismissal of the lawsuits filed in the Northern District of Illinois in 2010.
Protester shot dead at leftist party march in central Cairo
CAIRO — A female protester was shot dead by police at a march in downtown Cairo Saturday, her political party said in a statement. The leftist Popular Alliance party said that police shot its member Shaimaa el-Sabagh with birdshot Saturday evening as the group peacefully marched toward Tahrir Square to lay a commemorative wreath of roses on the eve of the 4th anniversary of Egypt’s 2011 uprising.
World watches with concern as Greeks head to the polls
ATHENS, Greece — Syriza, the radical left-wing party that has vowed to rewrite the terms of the country’s international bailout and end harsh austerity measures, held the lead in the last polls released ahead of Sunday’s national election. The last nine polls published on Friday — the last day of campaigning — showed Syriza’s lead over the ruling New Democracy conservatives trending upward. Syriza led by anywhere from 2.8 to 6.7 percentage points.
Palestinians march against Charlie Hebdo cartoon
RAMALLAH — Thousands of Palestinians marched Saturday in the West Bank in protest over the latest cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad published by French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, Answering calls by the Liberation Party, an Islamist group, demonstrators rallied in the cities of Ramallah and Hebron, some carrying banners expressing faith in Islam and others wearing black headbands calling for the establishment of a Muslim caliphate, AFP photographers said.
Israeli book chain scales back Charlie Hebdo sales drive
A major Israeli book chain has dropped plans for an in-store promotion for the latest edition of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, with a cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad, local media said Saturday. Israel Radio said that the Steimatzky chain had intended to hold a promotional event in a branch in the Tel Aviv area but later decided that orders for the issue — which has sparked sometimes deadly protests across the Muslim world — would now be taken only through its website.
French soldier mistakenly shoots gun outside Jewish center
A French soldier guarding a Jewish community center in Nice accidentally discharged his weapon outside the building. The soldier fired three shots from his firearm on Thursday outside the city’s Chabad center, according to Le Parisien. The incident ended without injury or damage to property. The weapon was pointing downward and the volley hit the ground, according to the Nice edition of the France 3 television channel.
Bomb threat against 2 planes at Atlanta airport
ATLANTA — Police were searching two planes at Atlanta’s main airport Saturday after authorities received what they described as credible bomb threats. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport spokesman Reese McCranie said the threats targeted a Delta flight and a Southwest flight that landed safely Saturday.
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