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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner Says People Often Fail To Ask This Vital Career Question

by Katie Henderson November 15, 2015November 15, 2015 In 2009, Jeff Weiner became the CEO of LinkedIn and since that time he has maintained a reputation as one of the most successful chiefs in the world. Under his leadership LinkedIn has grow to a market cap of $ 32 billion and his management insight has … Continue reading LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner Says People Often Fail To Ask This Vital Career Question

How Often Should You Post On Social? (New Summer 2015 Data)

Bob HutchinsAugust 5, 2015 Every marketing strategy needs two angles: the data/numbers-driven angle and the creative Big Idea angle. Without the first angle, a concept is doomed to flop. Without the second angle, no one will care about your finely tuned demographics or publishing schedule. The how-often-should-I-post-on-social-media-for-my-brand-question is informed by both of those angles. On … Continue reading How Often Should You Post On Social? (New Summer 2015 Data)

Timely ‘Thank You’ Note/Email Often Job Tie-Breaker

Skip FreemanJune 8, 2015 Looking for an easy, yet very effective, way to differentiate yourself in a very positive way from the “competition,” i.e., others seeking the same position(s) as you, during a new job search? Simply send a timely, well-written, short “Thank You” note or email following each and every face-to-face interview with a … Continue reading Timely ‘Thank You’ Note/Email Often Job Tie-Breaker

Mobile Ad Experiences Are Often Terrible: Here’s Why There’s Hope

Leaders on both the buy and sell sides express optimism for a mobile advertising future that puts long-term user experience on the priority list. Ginny Marvin on May 4, 2015 Advertiser demand for display mobile ad inventory is finally catching up with consumer habits. Display ad spending on mobile is expected reach parity with desktop this … Continue reading Mobile Ad Experiences Are Often Terrible: Here’s Why There’s Hope

8 Essential Oversights That Startups Often Commit

Drew Hendricks November 22, 2014   When you’re launching a business, you have to consider a great many things. Sometimes, in the midst of the careful planning, documenting and delegating, you still encounter a void. That’s because startups and their founders frequently overlook certain profoundly important components that often return to bite them later on. … Continue reading 8 Essential Oversights That Startups Often Commit