I see a lot of people talking about how to manage successful content marketing campaigns, or tips to improve or best tools for success. But not everyone can be on top. Some people are perfectly content to live life at the bottom. With that in mind, I’ve assembled seven sure-fire ways to make sure you […]
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Content marketing is all the rage. Three years ago, few had even heard of the term, now go to any marketing seminar and you’ll like hear about nothing else. In this crowded space, you need something to make your content stand out.
This is a great trend that I hope to see continue. Many companies are now realizing that a healthy employee is a productive employee. To that end, they are actually rewarding employees for staying fit, exercising and eating well. Drafting on this trend are makers of wearable fitness devices like Jawbone, Fitbit or Misfit. These manufacturers […]
Last month, Facebook blogged a post that sent a shudder down many a Marketer’s spine. Beginning in January, Facebook users will see a reduction in “Overly Promotional” page posts in their news feed. Let’s look at this and see what this really means to the average Marketer.
Good user experience design strives to meet the needs of the user in an easy and frictionless manner. The software should not only be functional, but simple and intuitive to use as well.
Tesla’s founder, Elon Musk, in partnership with Panasonic is building a new battery production facility. If all goes as planned, the new factory will “produce as much battery capacity as the entire world produced in 2013”. This is exciting stuff! The new factory will be a green factory, with much of the power coming from […]
Set aside a few minutes at the beginning of each day to ask yourself six questions to get a jump start on your day.
The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand.Vince Lombardi
Flat design is a style that lacks the “tricks” designers often use in order to create a realistic or three-dimensional effect. The style is characterized by an overall minimalistic look, bright but muted colors, bold — often retro — typography and simple user interface elements such as buttons or icons. Carrie Cousins has put together […]
According to Marc Pritchard, Procter & Gamble’s global brand building officer, “…the era of digital marketing is over. It’s almost dead.” Good to know. Thanks. Everybody pack up and go home. Don’t forget to turn out the lights on the way out…
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