AI-driven tools, deeper discounts, mobile convenience and flexible payment options drive record November spending. Constantine von Hoffman on November 26, 2025 Consumers didn’t wait for Black Friday or Cyber Monday to open their wallets this year. U.S. shoppers have already spent $ 79.7 billion online from Nov. 1 to Nov. 23—a 7.5% jump over … Continue reading Holiday ecommerce spending hits $79.7 billion before Cyber Week even begins
Even before the Xbox layoffs, there was ‘tension’ at Halo Studios “I’m personally super pissed,” a developer told Engadget. jessica conditt Updated Thu, Jul 3, 2025 Halo Studios At least five employees at Halo Studios have been fired as part of company-wide layoffs at Microsoft on Wednesday, according to a developer with knowledge of the … Continue reading Even before the Xbox layoffs, there was ‘tension’ at Halo Studios
Why Your Website Is a Lead Generation Tool – Even When Your Business is Referral-Based Brian Tatarnic Jul 2, 2025 I recently had a conversation with a managing partner at a mortgage company that stuck with me. When I asked about her website, she said, with calm confidence: “Oh, we don’t really use the website … Continue reading Why Your Website Is a Lead Generation Tool – Even When Your Business is Referral-Based
Why Your Website Is a Lead Generation Tool – Even When Your Business is Referral-Based Brian Tatarnic Jul 2, 2025 I recently had a conversation with a managing partner at a mortgage company that stuck with me. When I asked about her website, she said, with calm confidence: “Oh, we don’t really use the website … Continue reading Why Your Website Is a Lead Generation Tool – Even When Your Business is Referral-Based (DD)
June 15, 2025 Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living BY Jessica Wilen Jessica Wilen, Ph.D is an executive coach and the founder of A Cup of Ambition, a popular newsletter about working parenthood, the psychology of work, and women in leadership. When my daughter was 2 years … Continue reading Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living
June 15, 2025 Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living BY Jessica Wilen Jessica Wilen, Ph.D is an executive coach and the founder of A Cup of Ambition, a popular newsletter about working parenthood, the psychology of work, and women in leadership. When my daughter was 2 years … Continue reading Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living
Think meeting authentication requirements is enough? Here’s what most senders miss and how to fix it to boost deliverability and engagement. Jeanne Jennings on May 22, 2025 Your organization is probably in compliance with the latest email authentication standards required by Apple, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which are listed below. But is your organization … Continue reading Why your emails still miss the inbox even if you’re ‘in compliance’
January 09, 2025 How to show up strong at work, even when you’re exhausted Burnout is real, but most of us don’t have the luxury of a sabbatical to reset. Here’s how to succeed at work without exhausting yourself more along the way. BY Tracy Brower If you’re feeling stressed or exhausted, you’re not alone. But … Continue reading How to show up strong at work, even when you’re exhausted
Even With AI, Only 148 Terms Drive 15% Of Google Searches by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, December 5, 2024 The top 10,000 query terms drove 46% of all searches, and 148 of those made up nearly 15% of total volume for queries with at least 100 searches during a 21-month period when the data … Continue reading Even With AI, Only 148 Terms Drive 15% Of Google Searches
Cookies or no cookies, first-party data is your competitive edge. Find out how to build a robust data strategy for the future. Sam Shennan on August 8, 2024 Data is not a new topic, but it is being revitalized since Google’s announcement that cookie deprecation is no longer in the pipeline. You might think … Continue reading Why first-party data still reigns even with Google keeping third-party cookies
