Tag Archives: Success

The 4-day workweek shows us that working more doesn’t mean more success

  By Brandi Olson November 20, 2022   During a recent coaching session, my client had a confession for me: Her marketing team was making a long-anticipated shift to the coveted four-day workweek. But instead of celebrating, her team was . . . lukewarm. Sure, they were a little excited at the thought of having … Continue reading The 4-day workweek shows us that working more doesn’t mean more success →

Job seekers: A 50-year-old social theory could be the key to your success on LinkedIn

By Sam Becker September 15, 2022 Many people likely turn to their family members or friends for help when starting a job search. But according to a new study, which looked at how social media and the labor market mesh, it may be more beneficial to skip over our strong connections and consider those on … Continue reading Job seekers: A 50-year-old social theory could be the key to your success on LinkedIn →

Getting started with Google Analytics 4: Redefine success

GA4 isn’t about page views — it’s about different types of trackable events which provide actionable data.. Constantine von Hoffman on September 14, 2022  The arrival of Google Analytics 4 has people understandably nervous. Using its increased capabilities means learning new processes and thinking about things in new ways. We’re here to help. Working with … Continue reading Getting started with Google Analytics 4: Redefine success →

Creating Genuine Human Connections Is ‘Unspoken’ Secret To Marketing Success

Creating Genuine Human Connections Is ‘Unspoken’ Secret To Marketing Success by Ashley Cooksley , July 29, 2022 Too often, marketers undervalue the power of genuine connections, instead emphasizing straightforward ROI and stats they can cite. Sometimes brands forget that they’re dealing with—or rather, speaking to—real people living their everyday lives. People use social media for … Continue reading Creating Genuine Human Connections Is ‘Unspoken’ Secret To Marketing Success →