By Michael Grothaus February 27, 2023 It’s been another brutal month for workers in the tech and media industries. The month started with Disney announcing 7,000 job cuts and News Corp. announcing 1,250 of its own. Tech company job cuts also piled on in early February with the likes of Dell, eBay, Zoom, Yahoo, … Continue reading Mass layoffs continue in tech, this time led by Ericsson and Twitter
By Michael Grothaus February 06, 2023 It may be a new month, but the news hasn’t gotten any better when it comes to the tech sector. Since the end of 2022, nearly all major players in the tech industry have announced job cuts in order to reduce costs amid a feared economic slowdown and … Continue reading Tech’s mass layoffs continue as Dell plans to slash over 6,600 jobs: Report
By Samar Marwan January 13, 2023 In the first year of the pandemic, Wall Street went on a hiring spree to staff up for the wave of companies that merged and IPOed. Now, with interest rates continuously climbing, the banks are backpedaling and scaling back their workforces. Here’s a roundup of some recently impacted companies: … Continue reading Wall Street layoffs continue across the board. Here’s the latest
Twitter verification has always been a mess. Charging $8 a month won’t fix it. Charging for verification would be a boon for scammers and impersonators. K. Bell @karissabe NurPhoto via Getty Images It’s only been a matter of days since Elon Musk took over Twitter, but he’s already shaking up the platform in major … Continue reading Advertisers continue to flee Twitter as civil rights groups call for a boycott
By Fast Company Staff August 01, 2022 The tech sector’s massive cost-cutting mission doesn’t appear to be slowing anytime soon. Once high-flying companies, with unprecedented valuations and growth-at-all-costs strategies, have started to scale back, as the economy appears to be heading for a slowdown. The efforts, which started in May, have resulted in massive … Continue reading Tech layoffs continue across the board: Here’s the latest
Arik Hanson July 26, 2021 Earlier this year, a friend of mine was unceremoniously fired from her corporate job. She had been a really good employee– a star performer as far as I could tell. But, corporate restructuring had other ideas. So, she was walked out the door. I’ve seen this movie before. Many times. … Continue reading Why Do We Continue to Be Loyal to Our Corporate Employers When They’re Not Loyal to Us?
Amazon Gains Product Searches, As Google Shares Continue To Fall by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, October 2, 2020 Data from analyst firm Raymond James shows a clear increase in searches on Amazon, but also how search engines lost share in September compared with January 2020. When asked where survey respondents typically begin their search for a … Continue reading Amazon Gains Product Searches, As Google Shares Continue To Fall
Tommy Wyher August 9, 2020 Digital marketing has changed immensely in the last decade. There have been a multitude of changes in tactics along with Google’s search engine algorithms. Low-quality content that has been referred to as “clickbait” has stopped generating the results it once had. Consumers are becoming pickier in terms of what they … Continue reading Trends That Will Continue to Stay Relevant in Digital Marketing
Garry Grant — April 15, 2020 In this article, we will discuss our view on the corona virus pandemic; how to help your business weather the storm; and how to plan for recovery once the crisis is over. What is SEO Inc’s View On The Corona Virus Pandemic? As Federal Reserve Chairmen Jerome Powell recently … Continue reading Should My Business Continue to Focus On SEO & PPC During the Pandemic?
AdStage’s Paid Media report offers Q3 benchmark metrics for CPC, CPM and CTR across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Amy Gesenhues on December 26, 2018 at 9:27 am Instagram advertisers experienced a drop in cost-per-clicks (CPC) and cost-per-impressions (CPM) in the third quarter compared to the second quarter of 2018, with CPCs down 21 percent … Continue reading Instagram CPCs, CPMs drop as click-throughs continue to climb
