Does your company have a website? If so then you can use this fact on your way up the corporate ladder by taking part in the content creation process. The approach I'm going to show you here is how to get your articles published on the company's website for the whole world (and your boss) to see.

When done correctly, this is a win-win-win situation. Your boss and the company wins because they have a quality and up-to-date website. The customers (visitors) win because they get access to the content they are looking for. And finally, you win because you are the person responsible for all of the above.

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You love your job, but you know in your heart that it's time to move up the ladder. Here are four ways you can prepare yourself to land that prized position.

We will always remember the 2010 Tonight Show conflict; not just because it showed the world what an incredibly awesome guy Conan O'Brien is, but also because it gave us hardcore Coco fans The Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television Tour and of course, this epic quote from the final episode of The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien:

Rolling back to the year 1973.

Hotel Hilton at Manhattan's Sixth Avenue is the scene for the inaugral unfolding of the first cellphone.

The protagonist is the legendary Martin Cooper, head of communications-systems division.

His showtime prop was a giant two pound object "nearly the size of a vhild's boot".

Well that's enough drama and hype. Today we share with you a beautiful recount of the first cellphone that rocked the imagination of the people.

Looking back at the simple story, it is a wonder how we cannot imagine our lives without cellphones even for a second. To sound oxymoronic in all senses, cellphones are but a necessary addiction nowadays. One cannot choose to totally delineate themselves of this 'hands-on' technology.

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An important part of being able to promote your business in the current market is to understand that the way people are using technology to find out about companies and brands is changing.

If you are not open to trying new things and embracing new ways of communicating with your customers, you may find yourself being increasingly left by the wayside. A case in point here is Foursquare which, with over 20 million users and 1 million businesses, is quickly becoming a significant player in the social media market.

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Foursquare's unique selling point as a social media application is that it is based around location. Using maps of their local area, mobile users can "check in" to registered businesses and places that they visit and earn points based on the frequency of their visits. If a certain amount of points is reached, the user becomes the "mayor" of that particular business.

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Who wants to see this 4-letter boorish word! Well practically nobody wants to do a digital faux paus.

Most of us have at some point in our lives messed up our mails. Either its a typo, a monologue-like mail or a wrong mail Id that you inserted. Isn't it. Although one can't exactly retrieve back the sent mail once you "did it", it really doesn't leave a very good impression if you are representing a business organization.

Reputations are like sand castles as they say. So what should one do in such a bottleneck situation? How can you avoid being a digital douchebag? What should be the layout of your mails next time? Most important thought-churner is how not to share uneccesary information?