5 SEO Basics to Make Your Best Content Eminently Findable
Whew! You’re exhausted. You’ve just finished a sprint to get your mobile-first site updated after Google’s latest Core Web Vitals algorithm change....
2 min read
Pat Heffernan
:
11/5/15 10:00 AM
Let's recap our five favorite posts for change makers and communicators from around the web in October. As if to keep up with the vibrant colors of fall foliage, the web offered a wealth of captivating posts last month, which made narrowing down to five monthly top picks an unusual challenge. And read on to discover the top stories from right here on the Change Conversations blog.
Making silent and solitary pursuits come to life is a common challenge for change makers. The creative evolution of tackling that challenge to make digital text and writing real on screen, makes for a fascinating read/watch/listen, even for non-movie buffs. #Writing #Storytelling
After a week in D.C. last month, I was primed for this post on what is arguably my favorite blog, Brain Pickings. (Maria Popova’s eclecticism is a delightful respite from the relentless mantra of “focus, focus, focus.”) #IntelligentDissent #Conversation
Understanding the lives of those living in a world we’ve never experienced can be a barrier to grasping the “why” behind policy and system solutions. This compelling video by CNNMoney's Logan Whiteside and Richa Naik makes real the life of a single mom working for McDonald’s. Or, as NYT blogger KJ Dell’Antonia writes: “You know it would be hard to live on the minimum wage — but this is how it really breaks down: the rent, with public assistance. The child care and the groceries, ditto. The (very necessary) mobile phone. The root canal (can’t afford it). The toys (can’t buy them), the lunch (not eating it). It’s gritty and it’s real and I don’t want to forget it." #RaiseTheWage #StartTheConvo
For a different take on the challenges working parents face in the U.S., follow that tag on Medium. Here you’ll find a wide range of powerful stories written (mostly) by mothers living above the poverty level, yet still struggling to manage conflicting roles and demands. Medium welcomes contributions to the conversation. #WorkingParents #ItTakesAVillage
"The web, as it appears at any one moment, is a phantasmagoria.” Digital preservation has always seemed mildly worthy and quite abstract to me, and I’ve had a hard time caring about it. This story made me care. We are building our house on sand, culturally speaking. #DigitalPreservation #WayBackMachine
5 Best-in-Class Marketing Lessons for SMBs [New Data]
Podcasts: Building community with sound
Event planning 201: What’s happening before, during and after
5 Ways to Research Your Potential Customers
Did we miss anything? Share your favorite changemaker links from last month in the comments below. Tip us off to other great posts for future link roundups by shooting us an email at partners@marketing-partners.com.
The Change Conversations blog is where changemakers find inspiration and insights on the power of mission-driven communication to create the change you want to see.
© 2009- to present, Marketing Partners, Inc. Content on the Change Conversations blog is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License to share as much as you like. Please attribute to Change Conversations and link to ChangeConversations.
Creative Commons License may not apply to images used within posts and pages on this website. See hover-over or links for attribution associated with each image and licensing information.
Whew! You’re exhausted. You’ve just finished a sprint to get your mobile-first site updated after Google’s latest Core Web Vitals algorithm change....
Promotional products were a $20 billion dollar industry by 2014, with brands appearing on everything from award plaques to watches. By dollar...
There are over 1 billion people around the world with disabilities, who have a combined spending power of approximately $6 trillion. This includes...