Screw the Haters: My Key Takeaways from GA’s Women in Tech Breakfast
Last week, I attended General Assembly’s Women in Tech breakfast. They hosted four powerhouse women panelists with a wide range of experience in the tech industry: Lisa Ammerman of CNN Beth Laing of CNN and Women Who Code Caroline Ervin of the podcast Stuff Mom Never Told You Nicole Baez of SapientNitro Each panelist had a ton …
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Working Hard (Or Hardly Working?) From Home
Many of you know I have relocated to Charleston and am heading up Sol’s new coastal headquarters. While you may think this is the view from my office, the only water I see is the fountain at the entrance of my apartment complex. Transitioning from an office worker to at-home worker took some getting used …
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Our Top 5 Faves From the Sol Blog Archives
Sol started in 2002, and we’ve been sharing our thoughts on all things social, marketing, digital and random on a blog for a while. Unfortunately, our very first blog posts have disappeared into the internet graveyard, but we were able to resurrect some oldies but goodies to share with you here: 5. Five Steps to Protecting …
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Go Mobile or Go Down
Since announcing its new way of ranking mobile searches, Google has created lots of confusion and panic for brands and businesses alike. Here’s how this latest change will affect you: If your site is not mobile-friendly, other websites that are will rank above yours when using Google’s search engine on a mobile device. For an …
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Social Stupidity Works!
It was the challenge of the summer. Donate to ALS research or face a bucket of ice water – or both – and Youtube yourself. From A-list celebrities to my own sister, it seems as if everyone has taken the plunge. At face value, the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge is simple – stupid simple. I …