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Readers are pressed for time, so stop muddling your point. Eliminate these phrases and improve the readability of your content.

The popular social network is remodeling to make the site even more visual, and it's looking for volunteers.

These little-known options can help simplify the process at little cost.

A recent survey of teenage and young-adult social media users found that people in those age groups prefer Tumblr to Facebook or Twitter.

A recent study shows that fewer than one-third of big brands that have Twitter accounts answer customer tweets. They interact more on Instagram or Pinterest.

How to make sure you don't succumb to this season's nasty flu bug.

A new report looks at 15 business fields to determine the best day of the week to share content on Facebook for engagement.

The events that shook companies to their core, derailed political campaigns, and nearly sank a high-powered nonprofit.

You might want to drop these words and phrases from your business vocabulary -- starting right now.

The time at which you send an email can be critical to maximizing its open and click rates.

Not sure how your company can use private boards? Here are three ideas to consider.

From affecting your mood to causing eye strain and poor posture, how spending too much time online might be bad for you.

Follow these tips for bouncing back from a bad public relations situation.

Tips for cutting through the noise on social media to make your voice known.

Wanted in connection with the murder of his neighbor, the founder of McAfee Anti-Virus is on the run from authorities and is blogging about it.

Your office might not be as clean as you think it is. Plus, some easy ways to fight back against the germs.

The fictional British spy, code name 007, offers some helpful -- if lighthearted -- reminders for how to promote a business.

From blogging to crafting marketing copy, some ideas for taking your writing up a notch.

Here's how you can boost your brand without using the world's largest social network.