New Hire: Hannah DeMilta Joins Social Team
Hannah DeMilta on August 16th in News with 5 comments
Hi friends – my name is Hannah DeMilta and I’m the newest member of the Switched On Media social team. I’ve just moved from the states (Cleveland rocks) and I’m very excited to be here in Sydney.
Most recently I worked for a startup company as the Community Manager, overseeing SportsNetworker.com and a new paid membership site, The Sports Executives Association. As an undergraduate student at Otterbein College I held a variety of internships in communications. My passion lies in helping others and I love sharing what I know about communicating through social media.
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News with 5 commentsCommon Copywriting Questions asked by SEOs (or is it SEO’s?) – Apostrophes
Wai Chim on August 5th in Web Writing with 5 commentsWhen it comes to grammar rules, everyone despises apostrophes. They appear to most as a non-sensical squiggle or a floating comma – not particularly sexy as far as punctuation goes. From a typography standpoint, more often than not, apostrophes look jarring and ruin the seamless beauty of your carefully arranged letters – and of course, for coders, apostrophes are the absolute bane of their existences; the hours of hard work and careful architectural planning can be completely ruined by a single apostrophe that gets misinterpreted as the end of a command or string.
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Web Writing with 5 commentsHow Many Backlinks Does Facebook Have?
Phillip Ohren on August 3rd in SEO with no comments yet :(One of Facebooks major updates this year was the release of the “like” button, which uses Opengraph, and now enables websites to link their content directly with the Facebook Network, allowing users to share content they find engaging quickly.
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Screen Readers and Assistive Technology: 5 Ways to Improve Web Accessibility
Chris on July 27th in SEO with 5 commentsThe need to ensure that your business website is accessible to all visitors has never been greater. With one in five Australians being disabled in some way1, a website that complies with web accessibility standards opens the door to engage with a 20% larger audience, or about 4.2 million more people nationally.
In the U.S., a report conducted by Microsoft and Forrester Technologies had similar findings, identifying that from working age adults: » Read the rest of “Screen Readers and Assistive Technology: 5 Ways to Improve Web Accessibility”…
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