Amazon workers at a Staten Island warehouse will hold a union election in March The in-person election will take place over six days. K. Holt @krisholt February 16th, 2022 An Amazon truck exits the company’s JFK8 distribution center in Staten Island, New York, U.S. November 25, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid. Brendan McDermid / reuters Amazon workers at … Continue reading Second Amazon warehouse in Staten Island sets union election date
Context is everything when you consider messaging a recipient through multiple sources, given the individual nuance of each channel. Len Shneyder on March 19, 2020 at 12:16 pm Believe it or not, the internet has played a role in U.S. elections since 1996. That year all of the presidential candidates created websites, and yes, they … Continue reading The cross-channel stress test – election year communications
Why Facebook, Google Advertising During 2016 Presidential Election Lacked Paid-For Disclaimers by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, June 24, 2019 A Virginia Tech research team has recently released details from its investigation into the roles that Facebook and Google played in digital advertising around the U.S. presidential election in 2016. The tech companies reportedly stopped the Federal … Continue reading Why Facebook, Google Advertising During 2016 Presidential Election Lacked Paid-For Disclaimers
Search Leads In Driving Election Day Online Sales by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, (November 08, 2018) Search became the top promotional driver for retailers on Election Day, according to data released by Adobe on Wednesday. Paid-search advertisements made up 22.2% of sales on Election Day, with email at 18% and shopper helper sites at 5.4%. Social … Continue reading Search Leads In Driving Election Day Online Sales
Columnist Jeffrey Cohen believes that the right tools and the right data can help you to better appeal to your customers and win their business. Jeffrey L. Cohen on November 28, 2016 You are probably like me and don’t want to read another article about marketing lessons from the recent US election, but a … Continue reading The filter bubble: it won an election and can help you win customers
Politics aside, data from the 2016 US Presidential election illustrates that intent-driven search data “trumps” demographics-based polling data. Brian Ussery on November 23, 2016 During the hotly contested and seemingly never-ending campaign season running up to the 2016 US Presidential elections, Americans were exposed to more demographics-based “polling data” than at any other time … Continue reading US Presidential election data: searcher intent vs. demographic polling
Amit Sen — November 21, 2016 Follow @amit_kumar_sen— November 21, 2016 To say that the United States is polarized at the end of this most recent political season would be an understatement. In fact, Republicans and Democrats haven’t been this ideologically divided in more than two decades. The massive swing in government policies, which will … Continue reading After Troubling US Election, It’s More Important than Ever to have an International E-Commerce Presence
Sally Falkow — November 18, 2016 — November 18, 2016 One of Donald Trump’s major platform promises is to tighten immigration laws. We already have a shortage of workers with digital skills and recruiters report that they are struggling to find people with the right talent. Predictions are that tighter immigration laws will make it … Continue reading Post Election Digital Skills Shortage
by Steve McClellan@mp_mcclellan, November 9, 2016 A Trump presidency has mixed ramifications for the advertising industry, according to a member bulletin published by the 4As this afternoon. On the plus side, upcoming overtime rules proposed by the U.S. Dept. Of Labor might get a second look from the incoming Trump Administration given the president-elect’s position … Continue reading 4As: What The Election Results Mean For Advertising
Columnist Josh Todd reflects on how the US presidential candidates could do a better job of utilizing mobile technology to engage their respective bases. Josh Todd on November 3, 2016 Politicians have always been scattershot in their outreach to voters. Presidential candidates distribute thousands of colorful lawn signs to be placed in yards across … Continue reading Election 2016: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are failing at mobile
