Sentences with phrase «knowledge via my site»

My mission is to inspire plant - based eating and living through my recipes and nutrition knowledge via my site and social media.

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Employees are empowered to engage, contribute and share knowledge via social media, blogs, team sites and surveys.

It seems a bit redundant to post this bit about WordPress on a WordPress site... but of course any number of people could stumble across this blog via a simple browser search, with no knowledge of why my site is hosted on WP.

And if you're an expert on a certain subject, you can show off your knowledge via Twitter, Tumblr, WordPress or other sites.

And as information becomes available immediately via online product review sites, social media and engaged shoppers, manufacturers of organic pet food and treats have recognized the importance of not only serving as a trusted source for quality products, but also providing knowledge to consumers.

In what the company calls a «grassroots, democratized education,» its social media hub offers myriad ways of connectivity, including: real interaction with real investors and building relationships through social media; asking questions on the site's forums and picking up knowledge and skills via the podcast; analyzing deals using property analysis calculators and printing reports to lenders and partners; and advertising in the marketplace and doing business in a particular community.

Users of the site are encouraged to add their expert analysis to cases and share their knowledge via a comment system.

For example, if the sole purpose of your site is to demonstrate your knowledge, skill and experience, to people who hear about you via word of mouth referrals, it would be silly to measure the site's performance by its ability to generate potential client inquiries from organic search traffic.

When you first subscribe to an e-mail list (if available) via the Child and Youth Health site, you will receive a verification email - this is used to prevent other people from subscribing you to an e-mail list without your knowledge.

Brokers and agents know their local communities far better than portals ever can, and need to communicate that knowledge via strong content strategies that will bring customers to their sites, keep them coming back, and — most importantly — convert them into customers.