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Going beyond Super Bowl engagement metrics to find what consumers really think

Advertisers need to consider consumer sentiment for a more complete assessment of ad performance. Robin Kurzer on February 9, 2018  Viewers no longer just watch the Super Bowl. They interact with the big game much the way they interact with all television — with their fingers flying on social media. And besides their armchair quarterback … Continue reading Going beyond Super Bowl engagement metrics to find what consumers really think →

Going for Gold with a Responsive Theme

Obinna Morton — December 29, 2017 Follow @turnsofphrase_ — December 29, 2017 You’re doing well. Your company is swimming, metaphorically speaking, like an Olympian, a gold medaling Olympian, and you know your company is performing well because your product or services helped this particular client get more business. “Wow, thanks,” you respond emphatically. “Just one … Continue reading Going for Gold with a Responsive Theme →

Office Automation: How It’s Going to Shape Up the Future of Business Enterprises

Bhavna Singh — October 6, 2017 — October 6, 2017 Improving the business environment has always been a challenging task for organizations. Right from SMBs to large corporates, business organizations always aim at ensuring a substantial business environment for employees so that they can maintain the best possible productivity. Over the past few years, the … Continue reading Office Automation: How It’s Going to Shape Up the Future of Business Enterprises →

Are Your Cold Emails Going Unread? Your Subject Lines Are Probably to Blame

Heather R. Morgan — July 28, 2017 Follow @HeatherReyhan — July 28, 2017 punttim / Pixabay It’s a common scenario: you spend a couple hours constructing a cold email, making sure to include some persuasive details and a call to action that’s practically irresistible. But days go by and you’re finally forced to conclude that … Continue reading Are Your Cold Emails Going Unread? Your Subject Lines Are Probably to Blame →