By Rick Wyder.

With millions of apps in the major app stores – the iTunes App Store, Google Play, and more – getting visibility for your app isn’t easy. But often, promotional strategies are treated as an afterthought – or not treated strategically at all.

By Edwin, sourced from www.coolest-gadgets.com

Waking up in the mornings can be rather difficult to do, especially when you happen to have a sleepless night before that.

I recently read Sheryl’s book Lean In. I thought it was easily the most refreshing take on gender equality issues that I’ve come across, and Sheryl’s honesty and personal story struck a chord with me.

By Gary Marshall.

Gadgets aren’t always the prettiest of things, which is why they’re often relegated to the undersides of desks or the backs of TV cabinets. But that doesn’t mean gadgets can’t be gorgeous.

By Mark Suster.

Reading an article that Christine Tsai had posted on Facebook. It was about the founder of Sriracha sauce, David Tran, displaced from Vietnam when the North’s communists took power. As the son of an immigrant myself, I am a sucker for an immigrant story.

By Eliza Kern.

If you’ve read anything about the social network Path over the last year or so, you’d know that it’s an attractive app with some interesting social and design features, but one that has been struggling for years now to get enough users to move it into the big leagues of social networks.

By Verónica Maria Jarski.

Though not competing for the Iron Throne, Sales and Marketing have long warred against one another in struggles worthy of a “Game of Thrones” TV episode.

By Shawn Hessinger.

Small business social media is a good thing…usually. Of course, this week observers in business and technology fields got a good look at how social media can also go bad.

By Heather Leonard.

Large companies aren’t just spending on social media in a way that touches customers directly. They’re also investing in developing social media capabilities within their own organizations.

By Brian Lakeman

Social CRM is traditional Customer Relationship Management evolved. The addition of social media has taken PR, customer service, and customer experience to the next level.