By Shalene Gupta June 29, 2022 Job hunting can be painful. In addition to the hours spent writing cover letters and preparing for interviews, the process usually comes with a hefty side serving of rejection. In a recent survey of 1,000 job applicants, recruiting platform Joblist delved into the psychology around job … Continue reading This is how many rejections it takes before job seekers lose confidence
By Sam Becker June 03, 2022 What would you do with $250,000 per year? The typical American family, which earns a median household income of $67,000 per year, would likely be able to put that type of earning potential to serious use by paying down debt, padding their savings and investments, and maybe … Continue reading Why are so many high-income Americans living paycheck to paycheck?
An Appetite For Apps: Many Shoppers Prefer Them Over Websites by Ray Schultz , Columnist, May 19, 2022 Here’s a suggestion for email teams trying to drive ecommerce sales via mobile: Offer an app. Almost one out of three U.S. consumers — 31% — prefer mobile shopping apps to mobile websites and other channels, according … Continue reading An Appetite For Apps: Many Shoppers Prefer Them Over Websites
Automation Adoption For Google Ads Higher Than Many Marketers Realize, Study Finds by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, May 5, 2022 Marketers are buying into automation, according to a study published by PPCsurvey.com. The State of PPC Global Report 2022 highlights findings from more than 500 paid per click (PPC) specialists from agencies and brands … Continue reading Automation Adoption For Google Ads Higher Than Many Marketers Realize, Study Finds
By Clint Rainey March 22, 2022 Roughly one-third of the U.S. workforce—52 million people—earn less than $15 an hour, according to a new report from anti-poverty advocacy group Oxfam America. And these workers, whose annual pay comes to less than $31,200 a year, are disproportionately not white men, the group found. “Women and people … Continue reading How many workers earn less than $15 an hour in your state? These maps will tell you
Coding Skills As Important To Many Students As Learning A Foreign Language, Study Finds by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, February 17, 2022 The future of digital advertising depends on the ability to teach students coding skills, and the importance of data. About 58% of students participating in a study agreed that the ability to write software … Continue reading Coding Skills As Important To Many Students As Learning A Foreign Language, Study Finds
Angela Ash December 10, 2021 Remote work has never been more popular, with more and more people realizing its benefits. The onset of the latest pandemic may have stepped up the implementation of remote work, but the shift would have happened anyway. How come? For one thing, the premise is so rich that even the … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why Many People Are Looking for Remote Work
Karl Sakas December 2, 2021 How many accounts can one AM handle at your agency? Consider these 16 factors. An email subscriber asked me: “How many accounts or clients can one person handle? I limit mine to three at any one time. But maybe there is a better way of determining how many projects I … Continue reading How Many Accounts Can One Agency Account Manager Handle?
Pam Hughes November 27, 2021 How many hashtags should you use on Instagram to maximize engagement? Previous studies have shown less is more. However, Instagram says you should add 3 to 5 relevant hashtags to reach your target audience. What to do? As with everything social media, much depends on your focus and audience. The … Continue reading How Many Instagram Hashtags Are Best For Engagement?
From contextual audiences to identity resolution to customer journey analytics. Chris Wood on October 15, 2021 at 10:20 am MarTech’s daily brief features daily insights, news, tips, and essential bits of wisdom for today’s digital marketer. If you would like to read this before the rest of the internet does, sign up here to get … Continue reading The many ways to know your audience: Friday’s Daily Brief
