Maybe you were too busy hunting down celebrities on the new video chat service, Airtime. Better yet, maybe you were using it to land a job. For whatever reason, you missed out on some of Mashable‘s features coverage this week, and that simply won’t do.
Thankfully, we’ve rounded up the top resources in social media, business and tech to catch you back up to speed. We’ve continued our series of beginners’ guides with cheat sheets on Twitter and Reddit. And in a week of password-hacking mania, we’ve got tips for ensuring that your LinkedIn and eHarmony profiles stay safe and secure.
Be sure to check out our Google search tips and keyboard shortcuts, the latest episodes of our web series Behind the Launch, and why our readers are saying nay to an under-13 category on Facebook. Bon appetit!
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Behind the Launch: The Power of NetworkingThe Vungle guys call on their trademark “hustle” to chat up some big names in the industry at a mobile gaming conference.4 Startups Revolutionizing Social Commerce
Here are 4 startups that are making e-commerce social in revolutionary ways. 10 Ways to Boost Sales on Your Ecommerce Website
Looking to increase your bottom line? We asked the experts.How Change.org Is Revolutionizing Internet Activism
It’s been a big year for Change.org, and the startup is proving that protests can be strengthened by the power of the Internet.Why the Freemium Model Doesn’t Work
There are many shiny examples of successful freemium companies, but they are an exception and set a bad example. Here’s why. 4 Ways to Manage Online Reviews
Business owners can’t afford to ignore online reviews. Here are four key ways to manage customer feedback online.Mobile Advertising: The Ins and Outs of Striking a Deal
Vungle — the startup we’re following in Behind the Launch — discusses mobile advertising.Developers: Learn Who’s Playing Your Games, Increase Retention
Game publishers tap into psychological principals to develop games that people can’t stop playing. 4 Reasons Your Small Business Should Be on Etsy
As a small business owner, consider expanding your existing business onto Etsy. Here’s how an Etsy storefront can support and grow your brand. Behind the Launch: Putting It All on the Line
On this week’s episode, Vungle co-founders Zain and Jack propose a radical idea to their team.How a Tech Hurdle Completely Changed Jawbone’s Mission
Jawbone didn’t initially set out to create a consumer electronics company — they wanted to build something like Siri. Here’s how they pivoted.Roommate Wanted: Apartable Helps You Find Compatible Roommates
One third of the world are renters, says Apartable COO and co-founder Matthew “Mati” Bortnick. Trade Valuable Goods for Unique Travel Experiences
Planning to travel the world? Deliver much-needed goods in exchange for unique experiences with mmMule.Smartphone and Tablet Users: The New Shopaholics?
Mobile commerce sales have quadrupled over the past two years. Here’s how people are spending.Demo Day Could Make or Break These Startups
The entire TechStars program leads up to this moment: a 5-minute pitch in front of an auditorium full of investors and journalists. Who will flourish, and who will flop?3 Easy Ways to Grow Earned Media
You can’t buy or create earned media. Your brand’s Facebook page will have to organically develop it via likes and shares. Here’s how.Need Original Music for Your Video? Try scoreAscore
You don’t hear about a lot of jobs for composers these days, but Jordan Passman, founder of scoreAscore is slowly changing that.Lady Gaga’s Social Media Strategist on How She Helped Build an Empire
Jaunique Sealey reveals how she developed and launched the social media campaign that led to Lady Gaga’s breakout success.55+ Events in Business, Tech and Social Media
Our Events Board helps event organizers and the Mashable community convene at events in social media, tech, marketing and other fields.
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