Jeff Bullas — May 1, 2017 — May 1, 2017 He was bullied so much at school that he was once thrown down a flight of stairs, then beaten until he was unconscious and hospitalized. But despite the outsider tag he had a passion. Born in a small town in South Africa and to the … Continue reading The Success Habit That Many Smart People Ignore
Brittany Berger — April 16, 2017 Follow @thatbberg— April 16, 2017 Okay, I think I’m a pretty productive person. Not quite Beyonce-level productivity, but it’s impressive. I have a day job, a freelance business, two blogs, an online course, a social life, and plenty of time for Netflix binges. I also sleep. Both “like a … Continue reading 5 Productivity Best Practices I Almost Always Ignore
Angela Southall — April 9, 2017 Follow @mentionmeshare— April 9, 2017 Initially established in 2011 as a lo-fi mobile messaging service, Tecent’s WeChat app has rapidly evolved into one of the most sophisticated and powerful digital apps on the planet. And yet, WeChat remains largely unknown to many of us in the West. Its user … Continue reading WeChat: 800 Million Users You Can’t Afford to Ignore
Mark Miller — February 15, 2017 Follow @MMtwopointfive— February 15, 2017 If you’ve ever been even remotely active on LinkedIn, then you know the sure signs of someone whose job future is uncertain. I see it all the time working at an agency with some of the best marketing recruiters around. After weeks or months … Continue reading The Powerful Career-Building Asset Top Marketers Ignore Most
GroupM: Marketers Ignore AI At Their Peril; Ad Fraud On The Wane by Steve McClellan @mp_mcclellan, February 6, 2017 GroupM has released its annual Interaction report that outlines what the firm sees at the state of digital marketing and key issues and trends facing marketers during the coming year. The report, authored by Global Chief … Continue reading GroupM: Marketers Ignore AI At Their Peril; Ad Fraud On The Wane
Competitive analysis can be helpful, but columnist Dianna Huff explains why it’s important not to get too focused on your competitors’ performance. Dianna Huff on January 17, 2017 Website traffic is one of those metrics small business owners use to determine if their website is “working” — along with the number of inquiries, leads … Continue reading 3 reasons why you can safely ignore your competitors’ traffic metrics
Christine Watts — December 20, 2016 Follow @IOUFinancial— December 20, 2016 Any person in a position of power likely strives to be a better leader. After all, most of us have encountered unfair treatment as we climbed the ladder to success, and now that we secured a leadership role, being the best possible boss is … Continue reading Want to Be a Better Leader? Ignore Popular Advice
by John Nemo Follow @JohnNemoPRSeptember 28, 2016 Often misused, forgotten or flat out ignored, this online marketing method remains one of the most effective ways to sell your products and services. Ray Tomlinson was onto something big back in 1972. No, it wasn’t uncovering Watergate or watching a new movie called The Godfather. Rather, Tomlinson … Continue reading The 4.3 Billion User Marketplace You Can’t Afford to Ignore
by Stacey RudolphAugust 11, 2016 Do you feel like your small business is being left behind in the race to establish an online presence? Do you feel like you have lost the online game and that you are too far behind to catchup? You are not alone. Most small businesses (about 60%) still don’t have … Continue reading Why You Cannot Ignore To Have A Website For Your Small Business [Infographic]
Out of 14 major web platforms, only Medium, Pinterest, Reddit, Twitter and Yahoo respond to Do Not Track requests, though not always. Tim Peterson on July 22, 2016 Earlier this week, Hulu updated its privacy policy to state that the digital video service now ignores Do Not Track requests sent by people’s browsers that, … Continue reading Hulu has joined this list of major platforms that ignore Do Not Track requests
