Victoria Taylor — June 5, 2020 Facebook has 2.41 billion monthly active users, which shouldn’t come as a surprise being one of the top three social media apps/websites in the world. Furthermore, Facebook has solidified its presence as a platform for business owners and entrepreneurs alike to advocate for their brand. After all, 74% of … Continue reading 4 Best Practices for Your Next Facebook Event Photo
You must find ways to tailor each channel’s messaging that’s appropriate for your company, your market and your customers as your operations begin to reopen. Ryan Phelan on May 18, 2020 At the recent Discover MarTech virtual event, where I was honored to host a roundtable discussion, I was intrigued by a marketer who wondered … Continue reading Marketing’s new challenge: Moving to the next normal
McLean Mills — April 23, 2020 jaydeep_ / Pixabay For every job opening, hiring managers and recruiters are bombarded with hundreds of resumes to review. Since they simply don’t have the time to go through and carefully read each one, they are always looking for reasons to toss aside any application they feel is subpar … Continue reading 7 Ways to Take Your Resume to the Next Level
Courtney Fischbach — April 22, 2020 For many of you, you’ve recently been thrown into the deep end of a remote-working environment. No gradual transition, no training, no choice. For some professional Americans, time management has been optimized by evading a long commute, comfortable work from home setups, or flexible hours. For others, it’s simply … Continue reading What Will Your Next Workspace Look Like?
Dave Brock — April 13, 2020 We are still in the midst of the global health and economic crisis, yet many of the conversations I’m hearing are focused on “what’s next.” Some people talk refer to what’s next as, “when things get back to normal.” Implicitly thinking what we are going through is a momentary … Continue reading What’s Next, Moving Forward
Dominik Maximini — April 3, 2020 The Current Situation Many people around the globe are working from home right now, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This happened all of a sudden and overnight. Despite the rapidness of the change, moving to remote worked surprisingly well for many teams, because they were used to some degree … Continue reading Working Remotely? This Will Hit You Next!
Kaleigh Bulford — April 1, 2020 So, you’ve made the big decision to change your website. Whether you’re going for a web refresh or you’re starting from scratch, you and your team are embarking on a journey. To help prepare you for the twists, turns, and rough terrain ahead, we’ve come up with a list … Continue reading Nail Your Next Website Redesign by Avoiding These Mistakes
Louis-Philippe Carignan — March 18, 2020 The Old Farmer’s Almanac is the oldest continuously published periodical in North America. It was first published in 1792 by Robert B. Thomas who wanted an almanac “to be useful with a pleasant degree of humor. Many long-time Almanac followers claim that its forecasts are 80% to 85% accurate. … Continue reading Agile Forecasting Techniques for the Next Decade
Angela Ash — February 20, 2020 Nowadays, it is more difficult than ever to find the right people capable of and willing to take on the challenges as they come. The reason lies in a simple fact: everyone has gone crazy about innovation. The ability to take risks and rise even stronger when they don’t … Continue reading 7 Innovative Traits to Spot in Your Next New Hire
Identity resolution and more holistic approaches to measurement are the way forward, according to 11 experts. Greg Sterling on February 17, 2020 Now that third party cookies are on death watch, there are many questions arising about post-cookiepocalpyse marketing. Among them, what happens to attribution and what current or future methodologies will take their place? … Continue reading Beyond the cookie: What’s next for attribution?
