The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Facebook May Unfriend Nasdaq, Hook Up With NYSE [REPORT]”. Chris Taylor says, “If Facebook and Nasdaq were in a relationship, the status would likely read: “it’s complicated.” The relationship was on a rocky road from the start. The Nasdaq exchange, home to many tech stocks, had an unplanned 30-minute delay in offering Facebook stock on its IPO day, which may have contributed to the stock’s meager performance”. Facebook May Unfriend Nasdaq, Hook Up With NYSE [REPORT] Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “10 Ways Successful Entrepreneurs Delegate Tech-Related Tasks”. Scott Gerber says, “Naturally, entrepreneurs have an innate urge to want to tackle every part of every project themselves, but by trying to do so they can get tied up in tasks that limit their productivity and creativity. Especially when it comes to technical matters, outsourcing some of the work may not only be the best thing for the business owner, but it can also be the best thing for the business”. 10 Ways Successful Entrepreneurs Delegate Tech-Related... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “How Pinterest Boosted Jetsetter’s Traffic by 150%”. Lauren Drell says, “There’s nothing quite like Pinterest when it comes to eye candy. And few sites, if any, have more stunning photography than Jetsetter. So it’s not surprising that Jetsetter’s most recent initiative was a “pin it to win it” Pinterest contest. It’s also not surprising that the contest performed very well. Pinterest is the darling of the interwebs, with staggering referral traffic and a rapidly growing user base”. How Pinterest... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “The Business of In-App Advertising [VIDEO]”. Lauren Drell says, “In Mashable‘s new video series, Behind the Launch, we’re taking cameras behind the scenes at Vungle, an in-app video advertising startup. New episodes air every Monday and Wednesday, but we’ll be running bonus footage throughout the series to provide a deeper look into the startup experience. On Monday, we saw Vungle bring in David Oh as a candidate for a business development position. Above, watch David share his vision for “the great Vungle experiment,”... [...]

Your social media strategy needs to include Facebook. Regular posting there for your followers builds the relationship. Now, with these 101 pre-written posts, you can keep your followers engaged for months. The research is done; professional writing is complete. Just post them. The subject of these posts is Social Media. Of course, you aren’t limited to using them on Facebook. With your license, you can use them in your blog or website; even in an autoresponder sequence. But wait, there’s more. You also get 101 posts on SMS marketing and 101 more on SEO marketing. And the price is... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Outsourcing? How to Build Great Contractor Relationships”. Nellie Akalp says, “Today, independent contractors are a critical part of small businesses. They fill any number of roles, from social media consultant to web designer. And freelancers often contract particular services out themselves, creating an interconnected network of independent workers”. Outsourcing? How to Build Great Contractor Relationships Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Motorola Under Google: 3 Possible Futures”. Peter Pachal says, “Now that Google has officially and completely swallowed up Motorola Mobility, the question becomes: What now? It’s a good question. When Google announced it was acquiring the company that built the iconic RAZR phone in August last year, it caught many by surprise. Until then, Google seemed to be content to be the chief architect of the Android mobile operating system, leaving hardware manufacturing to, well, hardware manufacturers”. Motorola Under... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Google+ Product Chief: Photos Are Lifeblood of Google+”. Emily Price says, “There’s a good chance that last year around this time you didn’t know about Google+ — which wasn’t even in beta form yet — and “Hanging out” was something you only did in person. But the search engine giant has made big strides with its social network in the past 12 months, so much so that the first-ever Google+ conference is taking place in San Francisco this week for photographers”. Google+ Product Chief: Photos Are Lifeblood... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Ecommerce in China: How the World’s Biggest Market Buys Online”. Lauren Indvik says, “China is poised to become the biggest online marketplace in the world within the next few years, according to multiple estimates. Online retail generated $121 billion in sales in China last year, up 66% from 2010, according to Barclays Capital. The size of China’s ecommerce market is expected to more than tripleover the next three years, with sales reaching $420 billion by 2015. That’s 20% more than what the U.S.’s ecommerce market... [...]

Peter Max’s MaxPage Pro plugin lets you create attractive Facebook Business Pages (a.k.a. Fan Pages) without monthly fees or complex processes. You can impress your fans and businesses that need your fan page services. With this WordPress-based system, you avoid all the programming. You can even let your clients update their own fan pages. With this plugin (plus free plugins he tells you about) you can create spectacular fan pages, as many as you want, for yourself or clients. Check out all the details about Peter Max’s MaxPage Pro here.  [...]