Marketers put a lot of time and energy into determining which channel gets credit for a conversion — but contributor Soren Ryherd believes that this approach is missing the point. Soren Ryherd on September 30, 2015 The conversation about attribution is all wrong. Even the name “attribution” conveys the wrong meaning. Much of the attribution discussion — … Continue reading Attribution Should Be About Contribution Chains Rather Than Awarding Credit
David HasselSeptember 16, 2015 In The Office, Steve Carrell masterfully plays manager Michael Scott, who’s not-so-secret arch enemy is Toby, the meek and oft-maligned HR guy. Throughout the show, Scott is happy to openly share with everyone his opinions that HR staff are merely paper-pushers who have little to offer strategically in the realm of … Continue reading Providing Energy Creators Rather than Bogeymen: Why Companies Need to Re-Assess the Way they Approach HR
Like other major social media sites, the content on Twitter that you see is mostly based on those you follow. But what if you threw out the follower model for an interest-based one? Danny Sullivan on October 27 If you’ve ever signed someone up for a new Twitter account, one of the challenges a new … Continue reading Game Changer? Imagine A Twitter Where You Followed Interests Rather Than User Accounts
