Natalie Andersen

If you are a student who wishes to study at a college or university in the United States, chances are you will be required to take the TOEFL exam as a part of your application process. TOEFL stands for “Test of English as a Foreign Language,” and it is designed to evaluate a person’s proficiency in English.

Back in the early days of content marketing, content was published just for the sake of it. It was said that the more you publish, the odds of getting more shares grow, so that was the thing to do, at that time. There were no clear benchmarks on the frequency and volume of posts, no accurate metrics pointing what should one do to benefit from optimal performance. However, that has changed; now you can take advantage of being acquainted with current benchmarks.

Nowadays, there has been a growing preference towards working from home, versus working in an office. In fact, about 2.6 percent of the United States’ population works from home, at the time being. Rumor has it that working from home might make you more productive, as opposed to working in an office. On that account, you might have considered this option yourself. However, before taking the plunge, it’s common-sense to get acquainted with the pros and cons of working from home.

Social media is, by itself, the world in which there are a set of unspoken rules most people choose to abide by. Meanwhile, others prefer breaking them. In this blog post, I’m going to refer to three of these rules that I break. Nonetheless, before getting started.