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5 Ways to Make Remote Work Suck Less

Chanakya Kyatham October 9, 2021 It’s a known fact that remote work provides freedom, flexibility, and convenience. However, if you’ve ever worked remotely, you’ve no doubt experienced its downsides too. A recent report by Buffer indicates that loneliness, coupled with communication and collaboration, is the biggest struggle of remote workers. Here are 6 ways to … Continue reading 5 Ways to Make Remote Work Suck Less →

MarTech is less than two weeks away

Marketing Platforms

MarTech is for you and it’s free. Register now. Kim Davis on September 2, 2021 Good morning, Marketers, and not all brands are quite there yet. I hope you download and read our new MarTech Replacement Survey. Not only is it free; we don’t even ask you to fill out a form. The overall takeaway … Continue reading MarTech is less than two weeks away →

How Often Should You Post on Social Media? (A Lot Less Than Hootsuite Is Telling You)

Social Media Posts

Arik Hanson July 5, 2021 It’s become one of the most prevalent questions in the social media industry. And, to me, also one of the most frustrating. Mostly because of article’s like Hootsuite’s recent post “How Often to Post to Social Media in 2021”. You see, most of these “how often to post” articles always … Continue reading How Often Should You Post on Social Media? (A Lot Less Than Hootsuite Is Telling You) →

9 Ways to Make Your Virtual Events Less Lame

Virtual Events

John Hall June 26, 2021 I get it. 2020 was extremely long and an unprecedented year that will change the world forever. Now, we are moving along well in 2021 — but we are still dealing with the explosion of virtual events. The COVID-19 pandemic launched these virtual platforms into the stratosphere. Take Zoom, as … Continue reading 9 Ways to Make Your Virtual Events Less Lame →

How to Be a Little Less Conflict-Avoidant

Conflict Managemnet

Hugo Sanchez June 9, 2021 It happened last week. Geo and Natalia, Heads of separate business units in a biotech firm, are collaborating on a corporate project. Geo has prepared the monthly Powerpoint update to the Executive Team. He’s partnering with an external vendor who has given the slide updates a sleek, polished, highly visual … Continue reading How to Be a Little Less Conflict-Avoidant →

3 Ideas to Making Social Media Content Approval Processes a Little Less Painful

Social Media Content

Arik Hanson May 28, 2021 Ask any social media marketer who works for a larger organization the most painful part of their jobs and almost all of them will respond with the same answer: The content approval process. Most companies turn what should be a relatively easy, simple process into one of the most painful, … Continue reading 3 Ideas to Making Social Media Content Approval Processes a Little Less Painful →

How to Drive More Conversions (In Less Time) with Facebook Dynamic Ads

Facebook Advertisement

Akvile DeFazio April 26, 2021 Facebook provides advertisers with a wide variety of advertising products. However, few are as efficient at driving sales as dynamic ads, especially if you work in ecommerce. While dynamic ads tend to be more time-consuming to set up as they come with more requirements than a basic Facebook ad, don’t … Continue reading How to Drive More Conversions (In Less Time) with Facebook Dynamic Ads →

3 Excellent Business Ideas To Start With $50 Or Less

Making Money

Chris Christoff February 1, 2021 One important factor that stops many of you from starting your own business is the money that you need to put into it even before you get started. The good news, however, is that the internet has made it possible for you to set up a profitable business even if … Continue reading 3 Excellent Business Ideas To Start With $50 Or Less →

The Politics Of Shopping: Blue State Consumers Less Likely To Shop In-Store

Shopping Campaigns

The Politics Of Shopping: Blue State Consumers Less Likely To Shop In-Store by Ray Schultz , Columnist, December 29, 2020 National brands trying to segment their email lists might look again at one of those tried-and-true variables from direct mail: geography. A new study by Esquire Advertising found that in-store shopping surged in some states … Continue reading The Politics Of Shopping: Blue State Consumers Less Likely To Shop In-Store →

4 Amazing Businesses to Start with Less Than $100

Startups Tools

Chris Christoff December 12, 2020 Most people think you can’t start a business if you don’t have thousands of dollars to invest. But in reality, you don’t always need a lot of money to get your business up and running. What’s more important to have is a solid plan, the right combination of skills, and … Continue reading 4 Amazing Businesses to Start with Less Than $100 →