Thursday, November 24, 2011

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Top Misc Content on Internet

How to Attend a Career Networking Event

Posted: 22 Nov 2011 09:00 PM PST

Research indicates that most jobseekers benefit more from networking than another tool implemented in a regular job search. A great way to build a network is to attend career networking events to meet individuals from different walks of life who may be able to help you professionally. Here, we talk about how you should attend career networking events to make the most of them.

How to Support your Spouse Through a Layoff

Posted: 22 Nov 2011 09:00 PM PST

One of the side effects of an economic depression happens to be layoff from employment. An employment layoff is naturally very depressing not only for an employee but also for his/her whole family. Yet, there are some practical means to handle this situation.

How Marketing Functions have Changed Over the Years

Posted: 22 Nov 2011 09:00 PM PST

If you retrospect the past decade, there are many significant changes that can be easily pointed out. These changes have touched almost all spheres of human civilization. In fact, management practices then and now seem to have a tremendous difference between them. Companies no longer operate the way they did in the start of the 21st century. Let's talk about one of the primary managerial functions, marketing.

Bookkeeping Tips for Small Business Owners

Posted: 21 Nov 2011 09:00 PM PST

The art and science of bookkeeping and accountancy is quite an old one, and has been practiced ever since the ancient times. Bookkeeping is one of the best ways to keep a track of money. It is especially suitable for all small business owners.

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Posted: 23 Nov 2011 04:55 PM PST

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The 2011 Copyblogger Gratitude List

Posted: 23 Nov 2011 03:00 AM PST

image of pumpkin pieTomorrow is Thanksgiving in the States … a day devoted to family, football, and eating our own weight in pie.

And, of course, gratitude.

I probably don’t take as much time as I should to sit down and think about everything I’m grateful for. The list is embarrassingly long, and it starts with the readers of this blog.

If I tried to list every single thing I’m grateful for, we’d both be here until after Groundhog Day. But I’d like to hit a few highlights — and to find out what’s on your gratitude list this year.

So here’s my personal and very partial list.

I’m grateful for the amazing students in Teaching Sells and Third Tribe

We have the most passionate, motivated, hard-working, and just plain smart customers anywhere. Every day I’m knocked out by what they bring to our forums — these are folks with a clear vision of what they want to create, and the discipline to get there. It’s such an honor to work with them.

I’m grateful for the StudioPress community

Brian Gardner is the kind of guy who leads by example. The warmth, the class, and the community of support shown by our StudioPress crazed fanatics valued customers is a direct reflection of the heart and soul Brian has poured into Genesis over the years.

I’m grateful to Yaro Starak

Yaro was the first one to describe what we do at Copyblogger as “Internet Marketing for Smart People.” I’m not 100% sure he meant it as a compliment, but I’ll take it. :)

I’m grateful for the Copyblogger team

Everyone at Copyblogger Media, at every position, is crazy-smart, talented, hard-working, and also just incredibly nice.

It’s been quite amazing to see four different companies come together and transform ourselves into Copyblogger Media. I’m very proud of the work we do, and I’m awed by the team we have pulled together.

I’m grateful I worked up the nerve …

To ask Brian Clark, almost four years ago, if maybe some time I could write a Copyblogger guest post.

And I’m grateful to Brian Clark

For saying yes to that post, for always challenging me to do my best work, and for being incredibly kind.

I’m grateful for class-act business partners

Not just the Copyblogger Media partners, each of whom is a prince in his own right, but also Chris Brogan, Darren Rowse, and Chris Garrett, who have made working together a true pleasure.

I’m grateful I was too stubborn to keep my day job

And too quirky, and too argumentative in meetings, and entirely unfit for life in a normal job.

Phew. Seriously.

I’m grateful for my beautiful little family

This is the one I can’t find words for. Every day with them, even when it’s tough, is a fantastic day. Thank you so much to my Big Dude and my Little Dude.

I’m grateful to Tim Ferriss for the Kiwi’s Critical (M)ass workout

My (m)ass is looking pretty good these days, thanks Tim.

I’m grateful to Robert Bruce

For being an amateur recluse, Robert is in fact the most cheerful, upbeat ray of sunshine I can imagine. Thanks for your great writing and your laugh. And for editing the radio show so I don’t have to do it.

I’m grateful to Carole Brown

Carole’s the one who keeps me from disappearing into an inescapable vortex of disorganization. Thanks for always having my back.

I’m grateful to the internet

Thanks for providing this unbelievable environment in which we can create value, build audiences, make friends out of strangers, laugh at funny pictures of cats, and construct things that have never been imagined before. What a rush.

I’m grateful to Seth Godin

For putting ideas into my head. Reading your work was what made me decide to take the red pill in the first place. Thank you.

I’m grateful to you

I know I said it before, but it bears repeating.

Thank you so much for reading, for commenting, for sharing the posts, for your interest and support and intelligent criticism, for keeping us honest, for buying the tools we make, for giving a damn about doing great work.

You are magnificent, and everyone at Copyblogger is supremely grateful for your time and attention.

How about you?

I want to know what you’re grateful for! Whether you’re celebrating U.S. Thanksgiving or not, it feels great to take a minute and think about what’s made your life better this year. Let us know about it in a comment below.

About the Author: Sonia Simone is co-founder and CMO of Copyblogger Media. Let her know about your own gratitude list on twitter.

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