By Carl D. Marci May 18, 2022 Scanning the news online, a headline catches my attention: “Man, Distracted by Electronic Device, Identified after Falling to Death at Sunset Cliffs.” The authorities identified the victim as a 33-year-old Indiana man who was visiting friends in San Diego. Witnesses said he was not watching he was … Continue reading A neuroscientist on the shifts in our media use and the effect on our brains
Social Media And The Butterfly Effect by Maarten Albarda , Featured Contributor, May 13, 2022 I remember seeing a presentation by Professor Jennifer Aaker at Stanford University in 2010, based on her book “The Dragonfly Effect: Quick, Effective, and Powerful Ways To Use Social Media to Drive Social Change.” The talk, and her book, outlined … Continue reading Social Media And The Butterfly Effect
Dave Bushy December 6, 2021 My apologies to the physicists who might be reading this. I’m no expert on quantum mechanics. But I am a lifelong learner. So when I saw an article recently on “Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle,” I read further and learned about what is called the “Observer Effect,” which, in physics, is described … Continue reading The Observer Effect and Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle
Steven Imke November 11, 2021 The secret sauce in creating a product or service that has the potential to go viral is adding something that creates more value when more people in the user’s network use or adopt it. This is known as the network effect. Facebook understood the network effect concept very well. If … Continue reading How to Go Viral with the Network Effect?
Gen Z, Millennials Drive Brands To Achieve Halo Effect by Kathy Sheehan , Op-Ed Contributor, September 1, 2021 Many brands want to live under the halo effect, but it’s not something that can be bought or acquired. It happens organically to brands with a strong and authentic stand on important social causes. The halo effect … Continue reading Gen Z, Millennials Drive Brands To Achieve Halo Effect
Randy Soderman January 29, 2021 Did you know that every year, one in three Americans will face a hacker attack on the World Wide Web? That’s one hacker attack every 39 seconds. In order to prevent these attacks, it important to make sure your website is as secure as possible. But how do you ensure … Continue reading HTTP vs HTTPS: How Both Can Effect Your SEO
Hachem Ramki November 9, 2020 The rising interest in applicant tracking systems should not come as a surprise. Our research has shown that the majority of modern-day companies do not, in fact, use ATS solutions for their recruitment needs. But this rise in interest has changed the landscape in recent years. Recent developments seem to … Continue reading The Effect of Artificial Intelligence on the ATS World
Amazon Ads Create Halo Effect On Other Channels: Report by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, November 6, 2020 Amazon Advertising generates a 20% higher return on investment relative to a brand’s average marketing ROI, according to the latest ROI Genome report from Analytic Partners. The report, Omnichannel and a Brave New World, analyzes marketing approaches using multiple … Continue reading Amazon Ads Create Halo Effect On Other Channels: Report
The Stay-At-Home Economy And Its Effect On Consumers, Engagement by David Fischer , Op-Ed Contributor, May 13, 2020 With millions of Americans either continuing to stay in their homes or only beginning to go outside with regularity in order to curb the spread of COVID-19, the stay-at-home economy has been in full swing for nearly … Continue reading The Stay-At-Home Economy And Its Effect On Consumers, Engagement
David DeCorte — April 2, 2020 Some industries are obviously feeling the pain from the coronavirus outbreak more acutely than others. The travel and entertainment space, for instance, has been devastated, as have bars and restaurants. On the other hand, though, some sectors of the economy felt a boost from the current crisis. 21% of … Continue reading The Coronavirus “Ripple Effect” Could Mean Trouble for eCommerce
