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Brian Wallace — March 10, 2020 There’s a burnout epidemic going around and it’s costing businesses big time. 77% of all professionals and 84% of Millennials report feeling burned out, and 51% of American workers have felt burned out more than once in their careers. This burnout leads to decreased productivity, higher turnover, and many … Continue reading Recognizing the Signs of Chronic Stress and Burnout [Infographic]
Steven Imke — October 24, 2019 Follow @SteveImke A few weeks ago I included an article in my #PickOfTheWeek by Steve Blank that looked at a research paper Asymmetric Information and Entrepreneurship. The premise of the article started an avalanche of related ideas that I have had a hard time getting out of my head … Continue reading How to Crush Hiring by Recognizing Information Asymmetry
Zach Skole — October 18, 2019 When you send an email to a prospect, you know who that person is (or at least you know his email address). Any action he takes when he clicks through to your site should be tracked and added to his centralized profile — which can be used to deliver … Continue reading Recognizing Website Visitors from Email Clickthroughs
How do you know if real humans or bots are clicking on your ads? Columnist Soo Jin Oh dives into the results of a test monitoring fraudulent behavior and discusses the takeaways for online advertisers. Soo Jin Oh on January 30, 2018 The digital advertising industry’s got a big problem, and it’s not going … Continue reading Recognizing the subtle signs that point to possible ad fraud
Young Entrepreneur Council — November 6, 2017 How do you celebrate big employee milestones at your company, like 5 or 10 years? 1. Take Them Out to a Nice Meal I insist on taking team members who achieve a large milestone out for a nice meal. If it’s a larger milestone, we splurge and get … Continue reading Recognizing Milestones: 8 Solid Options for Honoring Employees
by Personal Branding Blog July 3, 2016July 3, 2016 Unlike Twitter where snappy witticisms and continual tweets are the key to staying on top, Instagram is a bit different. Sure, there are words that can be used to enhance the photos you post, but the medium itself revolves solely around how enticing your images are. … Continue reading Recognizing the Power of Regramming in Relationship Building
Joel WindelsOctober 27, 2015 This is the third and final part in a series on the changing trends in social data, and how three key areas must be considered whenever social technologies are used to derive insights. Part one: volume of data Part two: variety of data That social media has transformed the speed of … Continue reading Recognizing The Velocity Of Social Data
So long, Facebook and Google? Not any time soon. But columnist David Rodnitzky believes marketers need to recognize how rapidly change happens in our industry and find a balance between what works today and what may come tomorrow. David Rodnitzky on October 20, 2015 Who could have predicted, 10 years ago, that self-driving cars would … Continue reading Recognizing And Coping With Exponential Change In Marketing
