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In the Philanthropy Buzzword Hall of Fame, “Entrepreneurship” and “Innovation” each have their own separate shrines. But do the funders who trumpet these concepts really understand them?
The foregroundeed article contains a discussion of non profits and experimentation and an inquiry into the mutual interdependence of local geogrpahic place and non profit corporations. The written piece draws on recent work at Boston University.
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Looking for how to increase traffic to your blog or website, this article will give you some very useful information to achieve your goal. [note MG]
We’ve all been taught to create high-quality content to attract links. This argument is usually stated in the context of a blog that basically becomes an authority where you start to build a following around consistent, fresh content—think big sites like Problogger or Boing Boing.
This is not the technique I’m talking about.
Today, I’m talking about a link-building technique that’s bigger, better and quite possibly able to put you on the map faster than you would ever imagine. I’m talking about building a linkable asset—something you do by following the steps I’m about to describe.
First, let’s define “linkable asset.”
What is a linkable asset?
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