Melissa Alam is a 20-something digital marketing freelancer, soccer player, Philly blogger and Marketing Coordinator for Philadelphia Sports Network. Always glued to technology, Melissa enjoys meeting new people, venturing around Philadelphia and blogging about life’s randomness on her blog, RingTheAlam.com. Follow her on Twitter @RingTheAlam for a guaranteed good time!
Melissa has written 8 awesome articles.
So you want to get creative with your blog, get better at the Adobe Creative Suite, or maybe even start branding your business a little better? And what about that old website of yours that you’ve been putting on the back-burner to update? As entrepreneurs, bloggers or small business owners, a lot of the overall marketing needs [...]
For those of you not reading this article on Google Chrome right now, please pause your normal routine and download this browser ASAP! Known for its high speed performance, extremely intuitive and efficient browsing and its easy-to-use approach, Google Chrome is a win when it comes to your internet experience. However, to increase your time searching [...]
If you have a website or blog on WordPress, you’ll notice a section in your dashboard that says “Plugins.” This section is crucial for your website, as plugins can add extra capabilities and features to your site. If you have a self-hosted WordPress (i.e. on WordPress.org, not a free site on WordPress.com), then you have [...]
Adding freelancing work to one’s resume is becoming more and more common these days, but for some, becoming self-employed is a risk not worth taking in this economy. For those of you that do decide to use your skills and talents to start your own business, there are a few things you need to make [...]
We all want to be successful, whether as established companies or freelance bloggers. The online competition is tough, but there a few common tricks out there that you can utilize to stay ahead of the trend. Just act like your own PR agent and watch the reputation of you and your blog grow! Here are [...]
Apr 1, 2013
