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Strategic advice on AI implementation, data privacy and accessibility best practices and seamless martech integration. Gene De Libero on June 20, 2024 My previous article, “3 pointers to navigate the confusing martech marketplace,” offered essential strategies for navigating the evolving martech landscape. Staying updated with new strategies and tools is crucial for driving your … Continue reading 3 more pointers to navigate the confusing martech marketplace
Amazon sale slashes Fire TV streaming devices by up to 51 percent The Fire TV Stick Lite is down to $20. Amazon Sarah Fielding If you missed out on grabbing one of Amazon’s Fire TV devices during Prime Day, then you’re in luck: Most of the lineup is currently marked down, and they’re … Continue reading Amazon is reportedly testing a confusing star rating system
By Chris Morris May 01, 2023 Mastodon, which many have considered the social media site most likely to take Twitter’s place, is making itself more user friendly. The platform, on Monday, announced a series of changes to make it more intuitive for new users—and rewarded current members with an update on some long-requested features. … Continue reading Twitter alternative Mastodon is fixing its confusing sign-up process—and adding new features
Buying martech tools today is a complex, less-than-optimal process. These pieces of advice can help you overcome the confusion and get ahead. Gene De Libero on December 23, 2022 Have you noticed how some marketing technology vendors constantly change the narrative around their products to suit their go-to-market du jour, especially those that have been … Continue reading 3 pointers to navigate the confusing martech marketplace
By Jared Lindzon September 06, 2022 It is the best of times to be a job seeker; it is the worst of times to be a job seeker. It is a time of near record high vacancy rates. It is a time of near record high inflation. It is the age of the … Continue reading The job market is officially confusing. Here’s what experts think is going on
By Andrew Fennell April 18, 2022 Given that it’s your first chance to make a concrete impression with a potential employer, it’s crucial that your resume is designed and formatted to highlight your skills and qualifications. From complicated designs to crowded pages crammed with unreadable text, there are a number of reasons your resume … Continue reading 5 formatting mistakes turning your résumé into a confusing mess
Laura Patterson November 19, 2020 As a marketer, your number one job is to create an environment that motivates and gives customers the confidence to buy. But sometimes, in our enthusiasm to convey the specific features and advantages of our product, we do just the opposite. Confused buyers don’t buy. It seems fairly obvious. The … Continue reading How to Keep from Confusing Buyers
Chip Roberson August 10, 2020 geralt / Pixabay Many companies have a corporate policy stating that employees cannot use personal social media accounts for work. In some regards, this makes sense as it is a priority for the business to conduct corporate social media monitoring on corporate accounts. It’s also good practice to use work … Continue reading The Confusing Truth About Corporate Social Media Monitoring
As users move across different channels, how do you keep track of the customer experience? Columnist Blaise Lucey explains how to create a cross-channel metric that can travel with the customer. Blaise Lucey on October 13, 2016 I found out about comedian Mike Birbiglia’s movie, “Don’t Think Twice,” on Twitter. Someone else had tweeted … Continue reading Tracking the confusing reality of the cross-social experience
Many of the top users on Pinterest lead a private, nonpublic life and the muddy monetization rules from both Pinterest and the FTC may keep them that way. Greg Finn on December 24, 2014 Unlike YouTube or Vine, you won’t find any comedians. Dissimilar to Insagram, there isn’t the suggestion of celebrity or riches. … Continue reading An Inside Look At The Top Users On Pinterest & The Confusing World Of Paid Pinning
