http://www.level2wo.net A Marketing & Creative Agency Fri, 08 May 2009 18:12:18 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Here's a quick PMP prep step by step by Om Naidu: #1 - Fix the date for the PMP exam.   Take note that you need at least three months to prepare for the exam. #2 - Read PMP Book thoroughly at least once. #3 - Read PMP Exam Preparation written by the author ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/pmp-exam-prep Wow! I can't believe it's been over a month since my last post. Actually, I can. I've been busy. Very busy. Been working on a pretty large web project that's requiring a lot of hours during the day, and a lot of hours during the night to complete. It's a ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/managing-the-storm-in-project-management No matter how many projects I work on, and no matter how many agencies I work with, it seems to be a common thread that processes need improving (in some cases creating), and that there needs to be an advocate or champion within the organization that ensures that these processes ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/project-management-its-all-in-the-process If you own a website, or are in the business of optimizing websites, you're obviously reading plenty on what do to optimize the site for search engines by focusing on one-way links, keyword rich content, taking care of your meta tags, description tags, and so on. But there's one area ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/seo-internal-linking-tactics   Project Management Issues Projects are rarely easy. Well, let me rephrase that. Projects often have difficulties. Hmm. Let me use Robert Burns' or John Stenbeck's more popularly known phrase: "The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry." Or, maybe...well, you get my point. Projects of any kind face ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/project-management-issues One of the aspects of building websites and working for interactive agencies that is sometimes nice and sometimes excruiciatingly painful (for some, anyway), is the hurry up and wait aspect of projects. If you've been involved in this type of work--or other types that rely on bidding for a contract, ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/hurry-up-and-wait No matter how many websites i'm involved in building, no matter how many of them appear great at the outset, there's pretty much a guarantee that something, somewhere within the website--either in the design, the code or the copy, will be wrong. And by wrong I'm not necessarily saying a ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/website-qa-its-a-must Baseline just put out a good list of project management trends for '08. It's almost August, but it's some good insight into the goings on in PM. Of course, for many of us in the biz, much of what's listed is what we know and face every day, but it's ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/project-management-trends-in-2008 Less money to throw around and weak consumer demand is forcing companies to cut back on their advertising--in newspapers, radio, television, and just about any other media you can think of. While not completely dead (and for some, this is probably a good time to buy advertising, given that you ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/the-advertising-slowdown Seems like Facebook is about to crack the whip. When it comes to the applications that make it through to see the light of day, anyway. At a recent programmer's conference, Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg spoke to a group of programmers about the influence his 4 1/2 year ... http://www.level2wo.net/index.php/facebook-applications-the-good-the-bad-the-ugly