6. Inspired Success: Professional Development

Though Facebook still stands firm on its policy, the social network is allowing users to provide greater context for their name choice.

I’ve rounded up a list of sales email statistics to help you shape your subject lines and boost your open rates.

A list of the best browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari that can help you share better to Facebook, Twitter, and many more social media sites.

We’ve lost nearly 100k people who no longer get to the Buffer blog. This post shares how we've lost nearly half our social referral traffic.

A look at the 21 unique conversations that businesses and individuals are likely to face on social media - and how to reply to them all.

Here are 10 new elements you can find in your Buffer account right now that we hope will move your social media marketing forward.

Turn Facebook into a powerful tool for connection and growth with everything you need to create a smart, simple Facebook marketing strategy.

From consciousness to long-term memories, the human brain has some peculiar computing abilities – and they could be explained by quantum fuzziness

Browse how-to articles on starting, running, and marketing your business, plus thought-provoking podcasts and films to inspire your inner entrepreneur.

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Being an “entrepreneur" is almost fashionable these days.

A step-by-step guide to creating your own social media content calendar, plus expert guidance on how it can benefit you.

The Internet is becoming increasingly cluttered. This post is an overview on the secrets to combatting content overload.

A step-by-step guide to creating your own social media content calendar, plus expert guidance on how it can benefit you.

A look at characteristics of good writing and qualities of a good writer that no other profession can claim. Not an easy task.

Yes, there are now apps designed to help you remember birthdays and keep the spouse happy.

Linux market share crossed the 5% mark in late 2010, and sat there for about five years, spiking at 5.9% in June 2015 before settling back down. So why has it failed to grow? What is wrong with Linux?

I've been doing a lot of webinars, user interviews, articles, etc. and the thing that kept coming up was that people really wanted more ideas and...

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I'm not much of a designer. In fact, I'm awful at it. I am, however, interested in how it's done. I read and write plenty about customer success; along the way, (somehow) I found Samuel Hulick's site UserOnboard. His detailed descriptions of the user onboarding process in popular apps give designers an idea about how some of the most successful apps in the world keep you from quitting, becoming frustrated or getting no value. It leads by example.

Do you think that Microsoft OneNote is better than Evernote? Or maybe, it just suits your project management style. Either way, here's how you can migrate all your notes from Evernote to OneNote easily.

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