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Why Personalization is the Key to Capitalizing on What Won’t Change

Mike Mallazzo — January 26, 2017 — January 26, 2017 What will remain constant in the months and years ahead? It’s a deceptively simple question and the cornerstone of how Jeff Bezos makes strategic decisions. As the man who sits at the helm of arguably the most successful entities in publishing and eCommerce, he has … Continue reading Why Personalization is the Key to Capitalizing on What Won’t Change →

Without data, your marketing strategy won’t cut it in 2017

As complex data analysis tools become more democratized, data-driven decision making is increasingly valued above “trust your gut” thinking. Contributor Tamar Weinberg explains how to meet the challenge. Tamar Weinberg on November 28, 2016  In the beginning, there was no light, and marketers were forced to rely on “gut feeling” when it came to assessing … Continue reading Without data, your marketing strategy won’t cut it in 2017 →

63 Team Building Activities That Your Team Won’t Roll Their Eyes At

by Benjamin BrandallSeptember 26, 2016 When you think of team building, it probably summons up one of two images: Awkwardly passing balloons between your legs at school Awkwardly falling backwards into to the arms of an awkward colleague It’s something managers and employees shy away from because no one wants to be part of meaningless … Continue reading 63 Team Building Activities That Your Team Won’t Roll Their Eyes At →

Twitter turns stickers into ads for brands, but won’t say how it’s charging for them

Promoted Stickers marks Twitter’s latest attempt — and the latest example of a trend — to inject brands not only into people’s content feeds but into the actual content. Tim Peterson on August 15, 2016   Social advertising used to be about brands inserting themselves in people’s content feeds. It still is. But it’s also … Continue reading Twitter turns stickers into ads for brands, but won’t say how it’s charging for them →