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IT Job Market Jumping
January 2015 was as strong a month for IT job creation as any in the previous year, with 14,500 jobs added in the field, according to statistics provided by Janco Associates and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With the rise in job demand has come a concomitant uptick in salaries. Most of that demand centers around “a real shortage of IT pros with experience in cloud-based applications and mobile computing,”
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$100K Top Job Pick – Develop For The Cloud – ERP Developer – Boca Raton
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Our client a firm that has developed an integrated cloud based application that allows clients to modify the product for their needs.  You will be part of the team that develops the companies core product. ERP development experience, eg (Netsuite, Great Plains, Microsoft AX). Benefits include: stock options, medical, dental, vision, 401k (with matching on the first 3%, .50 :1 for the next 2 %)
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Tonight – SherlockTalent’s Webmaster and Email Marketing Wiz at WITI South Florida – Feb 18
Take this opportunity to join SherlockTalent’s webmaster and newsletter editor, Steve Earle at the February 18th WITI event.
Many of you know Steve as a founding member and webmaster for ITPalooza. Steve is also the founder of E2Marketing, a company specializing in web-based marketing automation solutions, web development (coding), graphic design, and professional copywriting services.
In this presentation, Steve will show you how to use WordPress to build a powerful technology blog. A blog is a great way to gain mind share with your contacts, build your personal brand, and reach a wider audience. Steve will use a live customer blog to illustrate many of the features below – http://capitalroadllc.com/blog
We’ll cover:
- How to choose between WordPress.com and WordPress.org
- What is a blog? Curating your content, building a body of work
- Tools to add a post to your blog
- Adding SEO functionality
- Adding Social Media Sharing tools
- Creating a discussion with reader comments
- Post notification by RSS, MailChip, Constant Contact
- Collecting new subscribers
- How to read the statistics, JetPack or Google Analytics
Tonight – SherlockTalent's Webmaster and Email Marketing Wiz at WITI South Florida – Feb 18
Take this opportunity to join SherlockTalent’s webmaster and newsletter editor, Steve Earle at the February 18th WITI event.
Many of you know Steve as a founding member and webmaster for ITPalooza. Steve is also the founder of E2Marketing, a company specializing in web-based marketing automation solutions, web development (coding), graphic design, and professional copywriting services.
In this presentation, Steve will show you how to use WordPress to build a powerful technology blog. A blog is a great way to gain mind share with your contacts, build your personal brand, and reach a wider audience. Steve will use a live customer blog to illustrate many of the features below – http://capitalroadllc.com/blog
We’ll cover:
- How to choose between WordPress.com and WordPress.org
- What is a blog? Curating your content, building a body of work
- Tools to add a post to your blog
- Adding SEO functionality
- Adding Social Media Sharing tools
- Creating a discussion with reader comments
- Post notification by RSS, MailChip, Constant Contact
- Collecting new subscribers
- How to read the statistics, JetPack or Google Analytics
SFTA – IS YOUR ORGANIZATION SAFE? – Feb 19
Join us for a discussion on Enterprise Network Security and PCI Compliance.
Hacked sites are a constant news headline. Whether retail, government or private company, breaches in sensitive information lead to loss of consumer confidence. What can be done to improve network security and PCI compliance? How can you protect your business? Â And what does that mean to the customer?
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