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By Jessica Bursztynsky December 14, 2022 The California gig work bill Proposition 22 is back in the spotlight this week after a state appeals court heard oral arguments Tuesday on whether it should uphold a lower court’s ruling that deemed the voter-approved law unconstitutional. It’s the latest in a lengthy saga that has cost gig … Continue reading Why gig companies are still arguing whether workers are employees
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Marcus Kamp December 2, 2020 At Three Girls Media, we’re big believers in using data, analytics and other forms of business intelligence (BI) to track our clients’ success. We offer our clients extensive analytics reporting for social media marketing (SMM) campaigns and other digital marketing services, like tracking clicks, likes, follows and more, in hopes … Continue reading How to Decide Whether to Track Conversion Rates
Kimberly Zhang — March 11, 2020 On paper, IBM looked like a model tech company — until it didn’t. “Big Blue” positioned itself on the vanguard of the Information Revolution in the 1970s and early ’80s. Yet by 1990, it was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. What happened? The facts were plain enough: Once … Continue reading 6 Ways to Determine Whether Your Company Culture is in Danger
Democratizing access to customer feedback is one of your most valuable assets in the feedback economy. Leela Srinivasan on July 8, 2019 Feedback has never been so business-critical as it is today. We live and work in an era of unprecedented global transparency, digital experience-sharing, and a desire to be heard. In this environment, feedback … Continue reading Marketers can operationalize customer feedback (whether you ‘own’ it or not)
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