It seems that as time passes, costs increase and profits decrease. Content marketing is no exception, with costs for services increasing and subsequent profits being affected. Granted, even if that were not the case, I’m not sure how many of us would say “No” to some method of increasing time or money in our personal and/or business lives. Nor are we likely to say “No” to getting more in return for the time and money that we do spend.

You can also see this video on our video portal at Converting a .dat file into a .sav file format for SPSS along with other helpful videos (and more as we grow the library). Hopefully, this video will help you to be able to convert a .dat file to a .sav file for use in the IBM SPSS software. When does this apply?

Another wonderful tutorial by my Marketing Momentum co-host Charles Terrence Harper. This one can help us in our SEO (search engine optimization) endeavors, as well as social media marketing hashtags and even tags in your blog posts.

With all of the tools available, including post-production enhancements, the sky is now the limit for the photographer. What once belonged to the painters, now is shared with the photographers and the photographic designers.

It doesn't matter what type of music a musician plays, whether it is rock, jazz, bluegrass, or country music. Even if they have learned to play music by reading music, they have still listened to music and plucked it out on their instrument. Hey, I am an accomplished piano player who plays the piano.

Here are some quick tips to help you with your photography success.

Tip 1 - Use All Your Available Space

Don't be afraid to use all of the space in your photo. If you want to take a picture of something, it's ok for it to take up the whole shot with very little background showing. The key is to keep the photo free from distractions. So, if you have half a plant in the corner of your background, that is what people will be looking at rather than the primary subject.

"Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose." -Lyndon B. Johnson.