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5 Ways to Lead Your Employees Through Major Organizational Changes

AJ Agrawal — April 16, 2017 Follow @ajalumnify— April 16, 2017 Change is inevitable, and the strongest companies across verticals recognize that ongoing change is a necessary ingredient to remaining competitive. Consumer behaviors today are changing at an unprecedented pace thanks to rapid technological advancements; most brands have robust dedicated social media teams, whereas ten … Continue reading 5 Ways to Lead Your Employees Through Major Organizational Changes →

5 Google AdWords Changes That Will Improve Your Advertising

by Shaun KanarySeptember 26, 2016 Google announced some exciting changes to its PPC platform known as AdWords at a recent developers conference. While the demise of pay-per-click advertising has been hyped in the last few years, the new changes to Google’s advertising platform will help advertisers achieve important business objectives. These Google AdWords changes range … Continue reading 5 Google AdWords Changes That Will Improve Your Advertising →

How 10 Simple Business Changes Can Make Your Life More Fulfilled

by Luke PetersSeptember 3, 2016 Success. It evades some like the plague. Others, they just can’t seem to grasp it. Time and time again, success has driven countless people to madness. Poverty. And disappointment. It’s driven other people to riches beyond their imagination – sailing the external and internal world at their leisure. What separates … Continue reading How 10 Simple Business Changes Can Make Your Life More Fulfilled →

Targeting Across Search, TV Changes Everything

by Laurie Sullivan, Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 24, 2016 Not all brands tie and time television advertising spots to run simultaneously with search ads. But when they do, how should marketers think about attributing TV media and calculating metrics, especially when it’s tied to search advertising or marketing? Visual IQ, a cross-channel marketing attribution software provider, … Continue reading Targeting Across Search, TV Changes Everything →