By Clint Rainey August 16, 2022 Everybody’s curious: What exactly is Flow, Adam Neumann’s new rental-housing startup that’s apparently snagged the largest check ever written by Silicon Valley VC firm Andreessen Horowitz? The reason for the curiosity is that, so far, Neumann and a16z aren’t saying much, beyond vague gestures at concocting some kind … Continue reading Adam Neumann thinks we want ‘community-driven’ living, but how has that worked out in the past?
Nicholas Godwin November 12, 2021 Ever seen an ad campaign that makes you feel like the brand picked the thoughts right off your brain? Or perhaps, an online order that fits perfectly—made for you. Scenarios like these will make you more endeared to the brand because you feel they understand your needs and personality, right? … Continue reading 5 Examples of Successful Hyper-Personalization that Worked
By David Schneider October 12th, 2016 With the rise of new online social networks in recent years, lead generation has been undergoing some significant changes. Your potential buyers are overwhelmed with all the noise, and as a result, they ignore the messages that do not appeal or engage them. You need to find new ways … Continue reading 3 Surprising Lead Generation Techniques…That Worked!
Victoria HoffmanAugust 20, 2015 Getting a contact’s email address is only half the battle. The other half is keeping them as an engaged member of your subscriber list. Your emails are only effective if they’re read, and one of the most important factors that determine whether an email gets opened or ignored is the subject … Continue reading 12 Effective B2B Email Subject Lines (And Why They Worked On Me)
Keeping a gratitude journal is a nice idea, but it can actually backfire and make things worse. Here’s what to do instead. By Allison Jones I profoundly believe in the importance and power of gratitude. I love sending “Thinking of You” emails to friends, slowly walking through my neighborhood and appreciating … Continue reading I Hated Keeping A Gratitude Journal–Here’s What Worked Instead
