July 21, 2026 I left Amazon to buy a printing company. It was the best career move I ever made BY Anica John After joining Amazon as a product leader in 2022, I saw a series of layoffs and return-to-office mandates over the following three years that made any semblance of presence in home life impossible. … Continue reading I left Amazon to buy a printing company. It was the best career move I ever made
By Elissaveta M. Brandon Anyone who’s ever watched a single game of American football, which is notorious for its unapologetic, helmet-clashing violence, knows that players aren’t in it forever. The average NFL player retires before they hit 30. When they do, many pursue football-adjacent careers in coaching, scouting, or sports media—but very few choose … Continue reading Why Seattle Seahawks legend Michael Bennett left the NFL to become an architect
How Brands Should Approach The Marketing Support Gap Left By Tech Layoffs by Bryan Karas , June 23, 2023 The first half of 2023 was, to put it bluntly, a bloodbath for layoffs in the world of major marketing platforms (most significantly Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon). At the same time, those companies, specifically Meta and … Continue reading How Brands Should Approach The Marketing Support Gap Left By Tech Layoffs
Twitter’s head of safety and content moderation has left the company Mariella Moon @mariella_moon Twitter has lost another head of trust and safety after Elon Musk purchased the company last year. According to Reuters, Ella Irwin, the website’s top executive for content moderation has resigned. Fortune has also reported earlier that her company … Continue reading Twitter’s head of brand safety and ad quality has left the company
Barking Up The Wrong Tree: YouTube Already Top Streaming Dog, So What’s Left? by Wayne Friedman , Staff Writer, July 29, 2022 YouTube might be yet another bellwether of declining TV/CTV advertising trends. YouTube posted second-quarter advertising revenues of $7.34 billion, up just 4% — slightly under analysts’ expectations, and well below the strong, double-digit … Continue reading Barking Up The Wrong Tree: YouTube Already Top Streaming Dog, So What’s Left?
Ellen Huxtable — January 30, 2018 Follow @abiztweet — January 30, 2018 What are you doing to boost your career? What is your vision for yourself? What are your aspirational goals? How will you achieve them? The workplace is in constant, whirlwind change. New doors are opening, while others you might have relied on are … Continue reading Boost Your Career – Don’t be Left Behind!
Amanda Clark — October 2, 2017 Follow @GrammarChicInc — October 2, 2017 OpenClipart-Vectors / Pixabay Yes, your resume is a personal document because it is all about you and what you have done, but you don’t want to make it too personal. There are some details that are better left off to help protect yourself … Continue reading Personal Details Better Left Off of Your Resume
by Aaron Baar, Staff Writer, December 6, 2016 Running a business connected to a national brand can have its advantages. But brand recognition will only take a product so far, and when it comes to engaging with consumer on a tactical level, many affiliates may need some corporate help. One of the findings within BrandMuscle’s … Continue reading Are Local Affiliates Being Left Behind?
Up to $35 billion of co-op funds go unused every year. Wesley Young of the LSA takes a look at trends in the use of co-op funds, challenges and threats arising from digital media and opportunities to make co-op work for you. Wesley Young on November 8, 2016 According to a recently released white … Continue reading Why is free money that can be used on local search marketing being left on the table?
by Sean Hargrave, Staff Writer, June 20, 2016 The research is in and the results are conclusive, at least for 18- to-34-year-olds. At least one in ten buy something on the mobile phone every day, which is double the national average, and the propensity to embrace mcommerce is linked to social use. Hence, while 17% … Continue reading MCommerce Leaders Double Up And Pull Ahead — Have You Left It Too Late?
