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Google Ads Trademark Rules Change Giving Agencies A Headache

Google Ads Trademark Rules Change Giving Agencies A Headache by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (October 23, 2018) Google has updated its Ads Trademarks policy in some countries to become more consistent worldwide. The company said in a letter to marketers that the changes will likely influence how it investigates the trademarks brands own and have on … Continue reading Google Ads Trademark Rules Change Giving Agencies A Headache →

Get Rid of the Headache That (Usually) Comes with New Employee Documents

Effective Hiring

Christine MarinoOctober 22, 2015 New employee documents can be a burden. We recognize they are still one of the most important parts of employee onboarding, but there has to be a better way to complete these forms. They’re cumbersome, boring, and they can slow down the hiring process. In the meantime, we have a few ways … Continue reading Get Rid of the Headache That (Usually) Comes with New Employee Documents →

Headache Or Opportunity? The Profusion Of Marketing Data

Marketing Guide

As the marketing industry continues to shift, marketers need to connect the data dots and learn how to integrate their martech and adtech, advises columnist Scott Vaughan. Scott Vaughan on August 31, 2015 Marketing data is flowing all over the place these days. Research from Teradata this year shows that 78 percent of marketers now use data … Continue reading Headache Or Opportunity? The Profusion Of Marketing Data →

6 Ways To Kill The Headache Of Trade Show Shipping And Storage

Sales Guide

Jared DeVincenzoJuly 16, 2015 Ah, the headache of trade show shipping and storage. We’ve all been there; late or missing deliveries, hold ups at the marshalling yard, broken materials and supplies or enormous drayage bills. These unfortunate common occurrences seem to be just another part of the industry that’s unavoidable but they’re not. Here are 6 essential … Continue reading 6 Ways To Kill The Headache Of Trade Show Shipping And Storage →