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Employee Self-Service Portals: How To Generate Cost Savings & Increased Productivity

Mike McMinn — January 15, 2017 Follow @MyHubIntranet— January 15, 2017 Most of us already utilize self-service portals every day without giving it a second thought: think online banking, flight and travel reservations or booking tickets to concert and shows. It’s no wonder then that employee self-service is an increasing trend seen in many organizations. … Continue reading Employee Self-Service Portals: How To Generate Cost Savings & Increased Productivity →

Cost Areas that Make Up a Business Video Marketing Communication

by Robert Weiss Follow @nycvideomktgOctober 18, 2016 If you are planning to make an investment in business video marketing communication, but don’t yet have precedent of ROI and/or analytics, then you may be only looking at the purchase price as the main decision-making criteria. Business video production services are a professional service and just like … Continue reading Cost Areas that Make Up a Business Video Marketing Communication →

How Expensive Will The Cost Per Click On My Google Adwords Keywords Eventually Get

By Robert Brady August 8th, 2016 If you’ve been an advertiser in AdWords for more than a few months you have likely noticed that over time your cost-per-click (CPC) has increased, even for the same average position on the exact same keywords. This can be a major frustration for many advertisers and begs the question “Will … Continue reading How Expensive Will The Cost Per Click On My Google Adwords Keywords Eventually Get →

Research: Five reasons why 100% viewability isn’t worth the cost (by a long shot)

Some industry experts may advise advertisers and agencies to “hold out” for 100% viewability on their media buys, but contributor Keith Pieper says it’s not worth it and proposes a different path. Keith Pieper on August 3, 2016 There’s a lot of chatter about 100-percent viewability, and even more slamming the Media Ratings Council’s 50-percent … Continue reading Research: Five reasons why 100% viewability isn’t worth the cost (by a long shot) →