Tag Archives: Platform

Social Media Optimization: 60+ Tips & Tools for Every Platform

Lindsay Paramore August 8, 2021 With the growing momentum of people wanting to generally connect online, it’s no wonder that businesses spend about 15-25% of their advertising budget* on just social media. But organic social media marketing is just as important as paid efforts. Paid or organic, it’s not enough to just set up your … Continue reading Social Media Optimization: 60+ Tips & Tools for Every Platform →

Instagram Boss Adam Mosseri Offers Key Insights Into His Platform

Sahail Ashraf June 26, 2021 Adam Mosseri, Chief at Instagram, recently offered some useful insights into how marketers might get the most out of the platform. In the last few days, Instagram held a special Creator Week panel series, which was a great way to bring together Influencers and experts around the platform and it’s … Continue reading Instagram Boss Adam Mosseri Offers Key Insights Into His Platform →

The Myriad Use Cases for a Technology-Enabled Employee Recognition Platform

Priyanka Mitra March 24, 2021 While the concept of rewarding and incentivizing employees has been deep-rooted within organizations for decades, the market has been evolving in response to the following factors: Increasing complexity of the R&R processes involved Ability to serve a multi-generational workforce Disruptions caused by advancements in the HR tech market Increasing employee-centric … Continue reading The Myriad Use Cases for a Technology-Enabled Employee Recognition Platform →

Scrappy reseller platform Vendoo’s keys to acceleration: great relationships and a small stack

How Josh Dzime-Assison helped build a martech stack to support a new reselling model. Meg Ryan on February 23, 2021 “I haven’t had a ‘real job’ since I was 18 or 19. I’ve always been working different businesses, trying to figure out my path,” said Josh Dzime-Assison, CMO of the reselling platform Vendoo and self-described … Continue reading Scrappy reseller platform Vendoo’s keys to acceleration: great relationships and a small stack →