by Katherine Berry February 9, 2016 Follow @AllocadiaFebruary 9, 2016 Most likely you spend most of your waking hours working. If you’re really lucky, your co-workers are close confidants who you talk about everything with, except religion, politics – and if you’re a marketer – attribution. While marketing attribution as a concept is fairly straight-forward, … Continue reading 3 Things No One Talks About at Work: Religion, Politics, and Attribution
by Irene McConnell January 19, 2016January 19, 2016 Of all the workplace myths out there, “I just want to do a good job and office politics get in the way” is one of the most prevalent – and the most wrong. There’s also a widely held misconception that those who ‘do’ office politics well are … Continue reading 6 Simple Steps To Help You Conquer Office Politics
by Arik Hanson November 26, 2015November 26, 2015 I want to preface this post by saying, I sucked at office politics when I was on the client side. Worse yet, I had absolutely no interest in it. I didn’t want the corner office. I didn’t necessarily want more responsibility (read: a bigger team). I just … Continue reading How to Navigate Corporate Office Politics: A Consultant’s Perspective
Amir JirbandeyMay 10, 2015 There is no denying that email is now used everywhere. Emails from your distant friends abroad, promotions from your favourite stores, your monthly bank statements to your fridge sending you an email telling you to buy milk on on your way home. So it will come as no surprise that email … Continue reading How Email Marketing Shaped Modern Politics
In the last U.S. presidential election, Barrack Obama proved how powerful Social Media can be in politics. Social Media sites have grown to have larger audiences than the mainstream television networks. Facebook has over 600,000,000 users worldwide, Twitter has more than 180,000,000 and LinkedIn has over 140,000,000 users and boasts the largest network of affluent … Continue reading Politics and Social Media Marketing
