See 100+ Clever Guerrilla Marketing Examples

100+ Guerrilla Marketing examples from Total Identity

These examples are quite creative, businesses need to think of innovative ways to market themselves and their products or services. You are only limited by your imagination or the lack of it.

Learn How LinkedIn Built a Community of Half a Billion

How LinkedIn built a Community of Half a Billion from Aatif Awan

This is very insightful and valuable to any business person looking to truly 'hack' growth.

The Amazing List of Twitter Keyboard Shortcuts You Should Know About

Many of us use Twitter but very few of us know it has a lot of useful keyboard shortcuts that can make navigating the website faster.

Here is a comprehensive list of these keyboard shortcuts as sourced from Winaero.

The list of Twitter Shortcuts

SHORTCUT	DESCRIPTION
n	New Tweet
m	Message
r	Reply
t	Retweet
j	Scroll down
k	Scroll up
f	Favorite/Like
. (dot)	Go to Top and refresh
/	Search
?	Show the list of hotkeys
Shift+P	Permalink
gh	Go Home

In addition to hotkeys, you can use these commands. Note: Commands should be entered in the tweet text box instead of the tweet's content. They are case-insensitive.

COMMAND	DESCRIPTION
d @username message	Send a direct (private) message to the @user.
follow @username	Follow a user.
leave @username	Do not show updates from the @user but leave him in your "following" list.
delete @username	Unfollow the user.
invite email-or-number	Invite a friend by mail or phone to Twitter.
whois @username	Get a quick info about the @user.
off	Turn off all mentions sent to you. Sending "off" twice suppress even direct messages.
on	Turn messages on again
track keyword	Subscribe to tweets containing the specified keyword.
untrack "keyword"	Stop the tracking of the specified keyword.
untrack all	Clear the list of tracked keywords.
track	The the full list of currently tracked keywords.
stats	Shows the number of your followers and your track list contents.

How to Search With an Image on Google

Google is so popular as a search engine that it has become a verb in English language meaning to search for information online.

But do you know you can actually search for images and not just text? I am sure you might have wondered what that car you saw the other day is called or what that strange fruit is?

You don't have to keep wondering, just snap it and then go to Google Images, drag the picture from the location you have saved it and put it into the browser. Alternatively, click on the camera icon and upload the image into the search bar. 

Google will automatically upload it and give you the information it has on the picture with similar images to it. 

This is really cool, you should try it out.