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August 07, 2024 Reddit earnings: Stock slumps, CEO Steve Huffman teases paywalled subreddits Huffman floated the idea on an earnings call this week, but stopped short of giving a timeline for such a move. BY Chris Morris Reddit’s CEO is hinting that the social media site could explore some paid options for select subreddits now that … Continue reading Reddit stock slumps after CEO Steve Huffman teases paywalled subreddits
Now that Universal Analytics has ridden into the sunset, we talk to the Google exec about what’s coming for GA4. Anu Adegbola on July 5, 2024 As we bid Google Universal Analytics (UA) its final adieu, we caught up with Product Director of Google Analytics, Steve Ganem, about its successor — Google Analytics 4 (GA4). … Continue reading Steve Ganem, Product Director of Google Analytics, on what’s ahead for GA4
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by Bob Hutchins December 22, 2015 Follow @BobhutchinsDecember 22, 2015 Remember Southwest Airline’s old “Wanna Get Away?” commercials? The ones that perfectly captured life’s most-embarrassing moments in a way that put your insides in knots? In the TV spots, those embarrassing situations, as cringe-worthy as they could be, were at least limited to a small, … Continue reading Lessons from Steve Harvey & His Big Miss Universe Mistake
Devin TurnerApril 10, 2015 Back in 2010, business outlets reeled when Steve Jobs observed that mobile ads suck. He was correct. Data showed that 88% of users ignore ads in apps, 86% ignore mobile web ads, and 79% believe that mobile ads are intrusive. There was definitely room for improvement. Today mobile ads are one … Continue reading How to Make the Mobile Ads Steve Jobs Wanted
Once a sales program and the relevant training are completed, the sales process can be initiated. There are three dimensions to the most prevalent sales paradigm: (a) the offering(s)—the products and services—of a company; (b) the prospects, or potential buyers of the offering(s); and (c) a facilitator, a means—the salesperson—by which prospects are presented the … Continue reading 8 Sales Tips from Steve Young
