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Why Aren’t My Employees Benefiting from E-Learning?

Rick Lepsinger — December 22, 2017 Follow @onpoint_llc — December 22, 2017 E-learning, or learning resources delivered using electronic media (video, internet, etc.), can be a powerful tool for helping your business scale its learning initiatives. Some of the benefits of e-learning include the reduced cost of training, increased flexibility and access, reduced time for … Continue reading Why Aren’t My Employees Benefiting from E-Learning? →

5 Reasons Why Google Alerts Just Aren’t Enough Anymore

Patrick Whatman — November 16, 2017 Follow @mrwhatman — November 16, 2017 If you’re in marketing or communications, you’re almost certainly familiar with Google Alerts. It’s the free tool that sends email updates whenever your keywords are used online. And even though Google itself declared the tool “broken,” they’re still immensely popular: Source: Google Trends … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why Google Alerts Just Aren’t Enough Anymore →

The best ads aren’t ads

Everywhere you look, it’s become more challenging to separate ads from content. Columnist David Rodnitzky discusses the most common methods marketers are using and why they’re effective. David Rodnitzky on November 14, 2017   Roger Federer sells watches. Peyton Manning sells pizza. Matthew McConaughey sells cars. Does anyone who watches these ads truly believe that … Continue reading The best ads aren’t ads →

One of the Top Reasons Your Employees Aren’t Volunteering Will Surprise You

Ryan Scott — November 7, 2017 Follow @causecast — November 7, 2017 Tumisu / Pixabay America’s Charities – a leader for more than 35 years in employee giving – regularly issues data-driven reports that identify trends in corporate giving and volunteering. Over the years, this “Snapshot” series has become a critical bellwether in employee-led corporate … Continue reading One of the Top Reasons Your Employees Aren’t Volunteering Will Surprise You →

Successful brands aren’t focusing on what’s now — they’re focusing on what’s next

Don’t wait to react to consumers’ quickly changing tastes. If you want to stay competitive, columnist Mike Sands explains, you need to use your customer data to anticipate what they may desire next. Mike Sands on September 20, 2017   They made me do it. I didn’t even try to resist. It’s almost as if … Continue reading Successful brands aren’t focusing on what’s now — they’re focusing on what’s next →