Rafflecopter PSA: if you’re running a Facebook giveaway with the entry option “visit us on Facebook”, you may want to reconsider.
Although it may seem counterintuitive, sometimes the best thing you can do to optimize your giveaway on Facebook is to not include an entry option for Facebook. Sounds crazy, right? I’ll explain.
Giveaways. If you’re a book blogger, author, or publisher, and you’ve spent any time online at all, you’ve probably seen them.
Giveaways are a natural fit for the publishing industry. It’s common to see a giveaway run after a book has been released, whether the giveaway is run through the publishing company, the author who wrote the book, or through a book blogger that’s reviewed the book.
iOS 9 hit the market recently and what is arguably the most popular discussion is its support for ad blockers. Ad blockers aren’t new but integration into one of the most used mobile browsers out there has caused a flurry of analysis on their implications.
Up until now they were primarily found on desktop browsers. Considering the growth in traffic for so many sites from mobile devices, the addition of ad blockers to the mobile experience is becoming a big deal for a lot of reasons.
Once you’ve tasted the sweet nectar of remote work, you’ll never go back to the tyranny of an office job.
I was once enslaved by a cubicle. I put a lot of effort into decorating that cubicle, but not even my colorful travel photos could improve the scenery. Everything was beige. And beige with fluorescent lighting is not a good look. It was very Office Space-y.
I once won free Chick-fil-A for a year. When Chick-fil-A opens a new restaurant, they allow 100 people to camp in the parking lot for 24 hours to receive the prize. Yup. A year of free food (52 free combo meal vouchers to be exact).
People go bananas for it.
