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How to Solve Big Problems: Lessons Learned From Cancer Scientists

James ClearMarch 4, 2015 In late November of 1991, a three-year-old girl was diagnosed with leukemia. There was a 30 percent chance she would die. In the coming months, she would receive a long list of chemotherapy drugs: 6MP, asparaginase, methotrexate, prednisone, and vincrinstine. The miracle was not only that these drugs could potentially cure … Continue reading How to Solve Big Problems: Lessons Learned From Cancer Scientists →

Lead-Gen Platform From LazBro, Opt-Intelligence Aimed At IBM Silverpop Clients

Laurie Sullivan, (February 27, 2015) The barrage of emails in consumer in-boxes force many to press the delete button after reading the subject line. L.A.-based ad agency LazBro and email-acquisition firm Opt-Intelligence have built a platform for IBM Silverpop clients that provides an opt-in feature targeting emails to consumers who interact with the brand, even … Continue reading Lead-Gen Platform From LazBro, Opt-Intelligence Aimed At IBM Silverpop Clients →

Understanding What it Takes to Recover From Penguin: A Basic Blueprint

Andrew DennisFebruary 19, 2015 If you suspect your site has been hit by Google’s Penguin algorithm, there are some distinct factors you must consider in order to work towards recovery. As a business owner, you likely don’t have the time available to implement a complicated Penguin recovery plan yourself. However, if you suddenly find that … Continue reading Understanding What it Takes to Recover From Penguin: A Basic Blueprint →