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With industry conferences and live events now off the table because of COVID-19, business-to-business marketers are busy looking for new avenues and new methods to help them connect to prospects and current customers. According to Carla Piñeyro Sublett, the chief marketing officer of NI (formerly known as National Instruments), spells it out in a lengthy piece in The Drum: If we continue to run the same plays in …
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Small business is the backbone of the economy. Small businesses are also a radiating pain point during this devastating economic downturn. According to WBUR in Boston, earlier this summer, MassINC Polling Group surveyed 1,868 small businesses (defined as having fewer than 500 employees). Their findings show that 44% of small businesses lost at least half of their revenue, and 20% lost at least a quarter of their …
Academy Award-winning director, Kathryn Bigelow, learned how to be an artist in the world from a strong mentor. Now, Rolex is doing us the favor of capturing her thoughts about her mentor (Lawrence Weiner) and mentoring's role in the development of an artist. https://youtu.be/q_U4ZXwowB4 Rolex features a print interview with Bigelow too. She offers this gem, among other insights: A great work of art surprises …
The Texas Compassionate Use Program was first established in 2015, allowing the use of high-CBD, low-THC cannabis oil only for Texans diagnosed with intractable epilepsy. Though legal, marijuana is still classified as a Schedule 1 drug and is not covered by insurance. As a result, the cost for treatment can range from $250 to $1,000 per month depending on the patient and the severity of the condition. “Medical …
Who do you want to program your screens? Who do you want to take you for a digital ride? It's a fundamental question for consumers of information. When you choose the social media platforms as your answer, you become the product that they monetize via your daily obsessions and rapt attention, which is now the default position for millions of "thought workers," thanks to the power of the scrolling spell. When you …
Do you know this woman? Maybe you are this woman. Maybe you work with her. Maybe you live with her. I wonder aloud because I find the portrayal of her work style and her work ethic striking. She is all in, of that, there can be no doubt. https://youtu.be/6_pru8U2RmM When the unreasonable boss-lady chirps her unreasonable requests, the young worker, Bridget, is not daunted. Oh no. Bridget cheers on …
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When you make a commercial, you have between 15 and 90 seconds to tell the brand's story and convince people to learn more and to desire more. It's not easy to do, and it's not done all that well all that often. When it is done well, we take notice. Right now, Levi's is getting its commercials on, and I am taking notice. Maybe you are too. https://youtu.be/vBMQekGOLqc Remember spontaneous moments of joy? …
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Words. There are so many of them. It's hard to know them all or to know what they all mean. We used to have a dictionary and thesaurus nearby to look up unknown words. Today, we make a quick visit to Dictionary.com to confirm our hunch, or to get the official version. For instance, here's a word you might see on the SAT or GRE. Unctuous (adjective): excessively smooth, suave, or smug. Maybe you know …
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