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Bridging the Traditional-Digital Advertising Divide
Media consumption habits have changed dramatically over the past five years, and advertising campaigns are evolving to keep pace. Today, ad dollars are being reallocated from offline channels like TV, print, and radio to digital and programmatic ad buying. However, many brands are uncertain of reallocating tried-and-true methods for their media plans to digital. TV is expected to still account…
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Where To Order Custom Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Packaging For Your E-commerce Products
Rarely does a week go by that I’m not getting some kind of delivery to my home. I have a very busy life so the convenience of getting an Amazon Key delivery of items or groceries inside my garage is too hard to pass up. That said, I am quite conscious of the fact that there’s a lot of waste…
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Five Top Tips for Agencies Looking to Build New Revenue Streams in a Crisis
The pandemic crisis creates an opportunity for companies that are agile enough to take advantage. Here are five tips for those looking to pivot in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Amplitude: Mobile Analytics for Decision Makers
Amplitude is a simple mobile application analytics platform for developers to integrate. The platform includes real time analysis, interactive dashboards, retention by cohort, instant retroactive funnels, individual user histories and data export. Professional, business and enterprise plans also include revenue analysis, user segmentation, customizable queries, advertising attribution analytics, direct database access and custom integration depending on the package you sign…
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Not Everyone Can See Your Website
For website managers at many businesses, large and small, this past season was the winter of their discontent. Beginning in December, dozens of art galleries in New York City were named in lawsuits, and the galleries weren’t alone. Many hundreds of suits have been recently filed against businesses, cultural institutions, advocacy groups and even the pop phenomenon Beyoncé, whose website was named in…
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Lumavate: A Product Experience Management Platform for Exceptional Product Experiences
Product manufacturers face significant challenges when managing vast amounts of product data and delivering exceptional digital experiences to their customers. Scattered spreadsheets, disconnected systems, and reliance on IT resources often hinder productivity and lead to inconsistent product information across various touchpoints. This results in a disconnected customer experience and makes it difficult for manufacturers to showcase their products effectively and…
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Overwhelmed By Digital Data Management? Here’s How Retailers Can Build Better Experiences For Consumers
Let’s face it: digital data is daunting, and many organizations will repeatedly hear the phrase, “We didn’t tag for that” while trying to build better experiences for consumers. In the retail sector, digital data is the most important and valuable dataset to solve for. With so many confusing topics out there around things like a “cookieless future,” it can be…
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The B2B Social Selling Journey: Building Trust and Closing Deals
Inbound versus outbound always seems to be a debate between sales and marketing. Sometimes, sales leaders think if they had more people and more phone numbers that, they could make more sales. Marketers often think that if they just had more content and a larger budget for promotion, they could drive more sales. Both may be true, but the culture…
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Interactions’ Hybrid Calling System = Amazing
On Monday, I had the opportunity to tour Interactions, listen and observe their system in action, and use a full demonstration of Hey Otto – a voice and web conferencing system that utilizes Interactions technology on the back end. Companies who have large call centers go down two different roads, either automated speech recognition (ASR) systems or by employing large…
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What is Net Neutrality?
The term Net Neutrality was coined by Columbia University media law professor Tim Wu in 2003. The questions raised in discussions of open access and network neutrality are basic to both telecommunications and innovation policy. The promotion of network neutrality is no different than the challenge of promoting fair evolutionary competition in any privately owned environment, whether a telephone network, operating system, or even…
