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Lesson #1: Be Clear About Who Your Company Caters To
“We started the company around the time that a lot of other social networking companies were starting up,” recalls DeWolfe. “But we saw that a lot of those companies had a very niche focus. We set out to create this next generation portal where we looked at the best social features around.”

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Undergraduate Viewpoints on Social Networks and Music
Following is a guest post by my partner Jason Mendelson. All of the thoughts and grammar errors are his. All of the formatting errors are mine.
Converting Visitors Through Errors and Form Fields
Forms are one of your primary points of contacts with your visitors. While many visitors still use email or even the telephone to contact you or to place an order, the vast majority will contact you first via your web forms. Forms that are broken or improperly implemented cause frustration and can greatly reduce your conversion rate for leads and sales. It is up to your design and development team to test your site's web forms as thoroughly as possible in order to eliminate any errors. While no site can ever be 100% error-free, finding and fixing errors sooner, rather than later, is important to maintaining a usable website. When user and usability errors do occur --and they will-- it is important to employ the right safeguards in order to ensure visitor satisfaction and reduce exit rates.

10 Common Business Planning Errors
I coach entrepreneurs on the business planning process, an exercise that has been instructive as to errors people make when they write their own business plans. Here are 10 common business planning errors and how you can correct them.
Eight Ways NOT To Write a Business Plan
Author Michael D. Jenkins, a CPA and attorney, has some advice to offer on some of the worst errors you should avoid when creating your business plan. Doing so should greatly improve your odds of having your business plan seriously considered and read, and of winning the financing you are seeking to obtain through such a document. The following article, excerpted from his book, "Starting and Operating a Business in California," describes 8 of the most common errors you should avoid when writing your business plan.
Proof Read Your Online Writing for Best Results
I'm appalled at how many professionals I see that have misspellings and other errors in their writing when I'm searching the internet. It's important to not only write in a clear and concise manner but to do so without unsightly errors. You will get a better readership and more sales.
Giving Feedback: do the old rules apply?
In today's world it is increasingly clear that respect has to be earned: it is not automatically given. In today's world it is increasingly clear that authority can quickly be lost if the person giving feedback makes a mistake - and the almost instant availability of information by phone or internet makes it almost certain that any such errors will be quickly discovered (and if the person giving feedback isn't respected or hasn't engaged with the people involved then the probability of someone actively seeking out errors is high.)

W3C Validation not part of Google Search Engine Ranking Factor
Matt Cutts has announced that W3C Validation and clean coding does not factor into search engine rankings. There are other benefits to having a validated website, but there is nothing in Google’s algorithm that will increase SERPS.
Protect your data with backup software
Hard drives are marketed as reliable, but the reality tells a different story. It’s only a matter of time until a hard drive crashes and you lose all your important data if you’re not prepared. And even if your hard drive doesn’t fail due to physical errors, virus attacks, software or user errors, even theft threats intervene increasing exponentially the probability of losing your data.
Using Law Practice Management Software To Protect Your Practice From Liability
Malpractice action typically comes from seemingly insignificant mistakes such as typographical or accounting errors, rather than from blatant abuse of the law. Law practice management software reduces the chance of these errors happening and aids in limiting a law firm's liability.
Three Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Medical Coding Accounts Receivable Factoring Firm
Selling outsourced medical coding invoices to a factoring firm is a great way for a business owner to ease cash flow tensions. However, if a medical coding service starts working with the wrong factoring company, then it could create a completely different kind of cash flow problem. Here are three questions medical coding company owners should ask to ensure that they find the right account receivable factor for their medical coding service.

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