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As we come up to Earth Day, know that the media properties with the biggest carbon footprint are typically fraud, click-bait or offer low-value inventory. Constantine von Hoffman on April 21, 2023 “Bad” digital ad spending is very bad for the environment. That’s the finding of Scope3’s State of Sustainability Report which found that media … Continue reading ‘Bad’ digital ad spending can harm the environment
Elon Musk says that Twitter’s algorithm should be open source Karissa Bell @karissabe If Elon Musk is indeed able to buy Twitter, the platform could look a lot different. In his first public, non-tweeted comments since the saga began, Musk addressed why he wants to buy the company, and changes he would want to … Continue reading Twitter updates violent speech policy to ban ‘wishes of harm’
Google’s Chrome Ad Blocker Will Not Harm The Advertising Industry by Jerrid Grimm , Columnist, April 11, 2018 Say the words “ad blocker” to an advertiser or publisher and you can guarantee they will cringe. When Google announced its new built-in ad blocker for Chrome last year, it was no exception. The feature, which went … Continue reading Google’s Chrome Ad Blocker Will Not Harm The Advertising Industry
Choncé Maddox — October 25, 2017 — October 25, 2017 Pexels / Pixabay One of the biggest perks of being self-employed and working as a freelancer is the flexibility this type of work provides. You can set your own hours, choose your own rates, and even decide when you work as long as you meet … Continue reading 3 Ways Flexibility Can Harm Freelancers
Graham Jones — April 28, 2017 Follow @grahamjones— April 28, 2017 You cannot move for advice on using social media. Almost everywhere you look these days someone (probably me) is sharing information about the power of social media, particularly for businesses – such as the Top 10 Social Media Tools. You can find case histories … Continue reading Does Business Use of Social Media Do More Harm Than Good?
Beata StaszkowOctober 15, 2015 When did you last update your LinkedIn Profile? Are you regularly Blogging? Do you use Social Media for Crisis Management? LinkedIn According to a new report by CEO.com, only 32% of CEOs in Fortune 500 companies have some kind of social media presence. The CEOs that do have a social media … Continue reading CEO LinkedIn Mistakes that Harm their Business and Reputation
By Anton Koekemoer January 12, 2015 It’s 2015 and social media isn’t a buzzword anymore even though marketing on this medium might be new to many. It’s a medium that can be used for your business or personally for branding. With social media your personality, news, brand message and views should be reflected … Continue reading 4 ways social media can do serious harm to your business
Chris GlitheroJanuary 2, 2015 If you were running a high street store and you gave out inaccurate or misleading information on a regular basis, how long do you think your business would last? Why should the internet be any different? All too many businesses have a somewhat blasé approach to ensuring the integrity of their … Continue reading How Misleading or Inaccurate Website Content Can Harm Your Business
By Graham Jones, Published October 26, 2014 The psychology of choice is an important factor in website success Single people have never had so much choice. They can join dozens of dating sites and check out millions of potential partners. Finding the perfect partner has never been so easy. Except on thing. The number of … Continue reading Too Much Choice Can Harm Your Business
