By Rebecca Barker December 02, 2023 From Taylor Swift and Beyoncé’s historic tours to the launch of the Sphere, 2023 has been the long-awaited comeback year for live events. The resurgence of in-person gatherings has brought with it a sense of euphoria over the simplicity of collectively sharing an experience. At the same time, … Continue reading Phone-free and loving it: Why Yondr usage is spiking at schools, concerts, and soon, maybe, your living room
By Michael Grothaus April 05, 2023 Imagine you polled Gen Z about where they really want to work after graduating college. You might expect them to rattle off the names of some Big Tech companies like Apple, Google, and Amazon—and, for the most part, you’d be right, according to a new survey by Axios/Generation Lab. … Continue reading Gen Z really wants to work for the federal government, or maybe Big Tech
By Michael Grothaus March 17, 2023 Many Twitter users risk losing access to their Twitter accounts after this weekend. The issue at hand is Twitter’s previously announced move to revoke text-based two-factor authentication (2FA) from all Twitter users who do not subscribe to Twitter Blue. Two-factor authentication is a critical security measure that most … Continue reading Twitter 2FA changes: How to avoid maybe getting locked out of your account this weekend
Consumers Ready To Spend — Well, Maybe by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, September 15, 2022 In difficult economic times, marketers may expect to see consumers do less shopping. Some consumers are pulling back and many are changing habits, but some are not. Recent studies from Morning Consult and Coveo found that a lot depends on the … Continue reading Consumers Ready To Spend — Well, Maybe
By Art Markman May 09, 2022 I was talking to a colleague the other day, and she said that between the pandemic and a few life events over the past few years, she just isn’t as professionally ambitious any more. She has lots of things she would like to accomplish—they just aren’t related to … Continue reading Has your motivation to work declined? Maybe your values have shifted
Maybe Breaking Up Big Tech Isn’t Such A Bad Idea by Richard Whitman , Columnist, September 27, 2019 Scott Galloway, the brash New York University business professor and author, shared the stage at Advertising Week in New York a couple of days ago. One of the interesting arguments he made was that the breakup of … Continue reading Maybe Breaking Up Big Tech Isn’t Such A Bad Idea
Kara Perez — April 24, 2019 — April 24, 2019 Business growth is a hot topic in the news. ‘Grow as fast as you can’ seems to be the message that every CEO and headline blares at us. Going from $ 1,000 months to $ 10,000 months as fast as possible. Going from one employee … Continue reading Does Your Business Need to Grow? (Hint: Maybe Not)
Columnist Sherry Bonelli outlines why improving and optimizing your outdated blog posts may be a better strategy than endlessly pushing out new content. Sherry Bonelli on July 25, 2017 Have you ever seen one of those hoarder shows? You know the ones where you get invited into a person’s house only to find stacks … Continue reading Are you a content hoarder? Maybe it’s time for a blog cleanup
Photo from AZIMA It’s no secret that customer reviews become content for search, in both local and national results. Online reviews have an influence on ranking and relevance, but most importantly, they can impact convergence. When you think about customer reviews, you probably weigh their value by how they can influence search engine results. Often … Continue reading Maybe You Should Just “Suck Less, and Ask for More Reviews”?
by Virginia Franco March 25, 2016 Follow @VAFrancoResumesMarch 25, 2016 It’s been said before – your resume has between six and 20 seconds to get past that initial skim read and into the “keep” pile for a second, deeper read. In fact – the first “read” is really a misnomer because it is actually a … Continue reading Did Your Resume Enter a Black Hole? Maybe it Doesn’t Answer These 3 Key Questions
