Charles Haggas

Entrepreneur and digital marketing professional. Visit my website: CharlesHaggas.com

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You know I got it..

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Testing functionality in Spotify.

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Love anything with a good melody and artistry. Obsessed with this song!

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Hey Hey Hey...

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Thanks to my daughter, I have this song from Spirit of the Cimarron in my head. #DisneyistheIlluminati!

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Crazy Sales Calls

Customer: I found you searching for "Pro-bono marketing"

Me: Sorry, we don't do work "Pro-bono". You probably just clicked a PPC ad targeting general marketing.

Customer: Well, can you refer me to anyone?

Me: Umm.... No not really. I don't know anybody that works for free.

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The Anatomy of a Well Designed Email Template - Space Chimp Media

If your like many email marketers, email is one of your most powerful marketing tools you have. But how do you take your email campaign to the next lever.

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To put the history of life on planet earth into a time perspective, imagine unrolling a toilet roll down a hillside. If there are 400 sheets of tissue paper in the roll, then the very first life in the oceans is seen at sheet 240. The age of the dinosaurs begins at sheet 19. Dinosaurs in their many forms and great diversity are around for 14 and a half sheets. Dinosaurs are extinct by the end of the Cretaceous, 5 squares from the end, making way for the mammals. Our story and place on the timeline as upright walking apes begins only in the last half of the very last sheet. The human story as Homo sapiens, is represented by less than 2 millimeters of this, some 200,000 years. Our own individual lifetimes cannot be depicted on this final sheet of the toilet roll as it would be too thin a line, yet we have been witness to more change to the planet, to the diversity of life, global climate and natural habitats in this same time period. We are undoubtedly the cause of the sixth mass extinction event that the planet has seen in its history. The last 50 years has shown an enormous increase in human population, but also extraordinary leaps in technological innovation. The question that needs to be asked is if we can rise to the opportunity, to use our technology to better understand our impact, to stem the tide of extinction on land and in the oceans, to preserve what we have left, and to discover and understand more about our past. What the fossil record does do is to force us to contemplate our place on the planet. We are but one species of several hominids that inhabited planet earth and like our distant cousins who went extinct fairly recently, our time on planet earth is also finite. It won't take much to tip the balance against us.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/louise-leakey/human-extinction_b_3543036.html

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What's everyone think of this @kanyewest album #yeezus?

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Its here!

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This song is so damn catchy its obnoxious.

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Like/Tweet/Tumbl if you ever got "Totally Krossed Out". Respect!

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Dora, the Explorer jumps the shark.

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Everything is bigger in Texas. Even the lizards.

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The infographic is a relatively underused type of marketing collateral that is actually much more successful than most digital marketing activities. For certain industries, the infographic is the perfect mix of consolidated information and attention

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As an app developer you know how important it is to get your app in front of influencers. Word-of-mouth is the most powerful form of marketing for an app other than mobile advertising. But, did you know that over 550 apps are released every day in th

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If you are like most of our clients you have probably been faced with the challenge of creating a great logo for a business at some point in your career. Either you needed to create a logo for a startup or you were reimagining a current logo desi