Your Content is Useless Without Good Headlines. Here’s Why Timothy Carter / 16 Mar 2022 What do you do first when you think of a good idea clear content marketing strategy, such as an idea for a new eBook or whitepaper? If you’re like most content creators, you immediately plunge yourself into research or … Continue reading Your Content is Useless Without Good Headlines. Here’s Why
Here’s What New Investors Need to Know About Volatility Andrea Unger / 13 Mar 2022 Most people think that investment gurus can tell which stocks will pick up in the coming days and weeks. In reality, most experts find it hard to predict how stocks will perform and are prone to giving bad advice. … Continue reading Here’s What New Investors Need to Know About Volatility
By Sunny Bonnell and Ashleigh Hansberger March 04, 2022 Ross was tired and frustrated. He’d spent six months battling Zoom fatigue, going on job interview after job interview, always hopeful and always getting the same result: “Thank you, but you’re not the right fit for us. We wish you luck in your search.” … Continue reading The old way of interviewing for jobs is dead. Here’s how to play by the new rules
By Rosanna Durruthy February 21, 2022 We’re currently in the midst of one of the greatest transformations the world of work has ever seen, where professionals are rethinking not just how we work, but why we work. This new world of work has led to a wave of new entrepreneurs, including talent exploring … Continue reading We polled over 1,000 Black entrepreneurs. Here’s what they told us
By Laura Tiensuu February 20, 2022 After putting the finishing touches on our newly renovated, 2004 Sprinter van, my partner and I set off to see if the “digital nomad” lifestyle was as attainable as the influencers on Instagram make it appear. The short answer? It’s not. But with a supportive employer, preparation, and … Continue reading I work a 9-to-5 job from a mountainside van. Here’s how I do it
By Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic and Becky Frankiewicz February 17, 2022 Although human beings have hardly changed in 200,000 years of evolution, our relationship with work has undergone profound changes, even during the last century. Jobs have grown in complexity, careers have become less predictable, and talent has become multidimensional, harder to judge, find, and … Continue reading Work, as we knew it, is overrated. Here’s a better way to look at it
In the PPC Game, Adaptable Companies Win: Here’s Why Nate Nead / 15 Feb 2022 Pay per click (PPC) advertising seems like a guaranteed win. You only pay for the traffic you actually generate, so it’s practically impossible to waste money, right? On some level, this logic is sound. Other marketing and advertising strategies … Continue reading In the PPC Game, Adaptable Companies Win: Here’s Why
By Stephen Fromkin February 12, 2022 What a difference a year makes (notwithstanding the doldrums of a pandemic). This time last year, metaverse had the lowest possible rating for the number of searches in Google Trends. By November of 2021, it had the highest possible rating. The term has become so prominent that … Continue reading The metaverse can provide a whole new opportunity for education. Here’s what to consider
By Maria Colacurcio February 12, 2022 This past November, 4.5 million workers resigned in search of new opportunities. Many are looking for more transparency, equity, and a company that shares their values. If you’re one of those workers or you’re thinking about leaving your job, it can be hard to know how to … Continue reading Workers, you’ve got the power. Here’s how to use it
By Y-Vonne Hutchinson February 11, 2022 It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the enormity of the social change in recent years. Many people are understandably asking themselves, “How do I, as one person, try to change a system?” As an international human rights lawyer,? then as the CEO of diversity, equity, and inclusion … Continue reading Talking about race at work starts with showing up. Here’s what comes next
