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Happy Veteran’s Day
President Eisenhower signed the proclamation to rename Armistice Day to Veteran’s Day in 1954, years ago. Each year, Veteran’s Day is celebrated on November 11th. Veteran’s Day is observed on November 11th to mark the anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I. The armistice between the Allies and Germany was signed on the eleventh hour of the eleventh…
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Is Your Marketing Illegal?
Attorney David Castor, an attorney firm specializing in startups and SaaS businesses, emailed me over the weekend with the news that the FTC has settled with its first victim of new disclosure laws. As part of the proposed settlement (PDF), PR firm Reverb Communications and owner Tracie Snitker must remove any iTunes reviews that were written by Reverb employees posing…
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Closing Data Gaps Across Different Domains In Financial Services
Targeted advertising and marketing in financial services generates a huge payoff. That payoff can be exponentially increased by six to seven times through personalized messages offered in real-time through contextualized data. These benefits are built on the foundations of real-time customer listening through data collection and identity resolution, making real-time customer data platforms (CDPs) a vital component to driving revenue…
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REMME: Will Blockchain Rid Us of Logins and Passwords?
One of the more exciting technologies is blockchain. If you’d like an overview of blockchain technology – read our article, What is Blockchain Technology. Today, I happened across this ICO, REMME. What is an ICO? ICO is an Initial Coin Offering. An ICO occurs when someone offers investors some units of a new cryptocurrency or crypto-token in exchange against cryptocurrencies…
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360 Stories: Create, Edit and Publish Your 360˚ Video Campaigns
Facebook partnered with Blend Media earlier this year to help bring more 360˚ video content to the platform, also launching a community hub for 360 video creators. The community offers access to video tutorials sourced from the worldwide creative community. Experienced professionals will offer tips including how to create 360˚ video when using a selfie stick, working in low-light conditions with different 360˚ cameras…
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Why Your Next Business Computer Should Be a Mac
I’ve been a fan boy since my friend Bill purchased me an Apple TV. Before you knew it, I had a home full of Macs and my business is now all Macs. Coming from the PC world, there have been some challenges. A couple examples off the top of my head… no macros in Office, no Microsoft Access. That’s a…
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Visual Storytelling: Boost Engagement with These 5 Do’s and Don’ts
Visual storytelling is the practice of using imagery—photos, videos, graphics, presentations, and even interactive experiences—to communicate ideas and narratives. It captures attention quickly, connects emotionally, and helps make complex concepts easier to understand and remember. In today’s digital environment, where people are inundated with content, the speed and clarity of visual communication are key advantages. Research shows the brain can…
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The Dumbest Smart People on Facebook
This was one of those rants where I really wanted to take screenshots and share names… but I’m going to try to give these folks the benefit of the doubt. Hopefully they aren’t the narcissistic idiots they came off as and they were just having a bad day. The truth is that I’m growing weary of social media and I’m…
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The 13 Most Popular B2B Content Marketing Tactics
This was an interesting infographic that I wanted to share from Wolfgang Jaegel. Not simply because it provides insight into what content marketing strategies are being deployed by B2B marketers, but because of the gap that I see in what content is being deployed versus what the impact of those strategies might be. In order of popularity, the list is…
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The Top 5 Things that Kill Customer Loyalty
A story that I often share with companies is that I worked for a company that grew from a few employees to a purchase of billions of dollars – and the user experience was terrible. Sure, there were aspects of the system that were a competitive advantage… but for the most part, it was a nightmare. What grew the company…
