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The Leadership Dilemma: Cutting vs. Prolonging
A critical mistake in the past that I’ve made with my business was making difficult decisions early. One example was at a point of accelerated growth in my agency when I hired talent for a few large contracts that I acquired. Soon after, I had a few key clients announce their departure. Always the optimist (as most entrepreneurs are), I…
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Why Google Hiding Keywords is Great for Marketers
It seems everyone is whining and in a tizzy about Google not providing organic keyword data in Analytics. While I believe it diminishes the value of analytics somewhat, I would argue that it’s a great move that will help content Marketers. I’ve written in the past that SEO is Dead and I’ve watched as the industry has slowly gone away.…
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Relationship Design in the Age of AI: Ogilvy One’s Pragmatic Approach for Navigating AI without fear
Ogilvy One, the Customer Experience, Marketing, Data and AI agency within Ogilvy marks a renewed focus on data-driven marketing strategies. The company has reintroduced its methodology under the framework of relationship design, a concept based on understanding the intricate dynamics between brands and consumers. At Adobe Summit, I sat down with Ravi Pal, Global Chief Technology Officer at Ogilvy One,…
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The Rise of Mobile Commerce, and the Benefit to Marketers
Now that consumers can make online purchases anytime, and in any place that has a mobile signal or wifi, the most successful companies are optimizing their mobile platforms to meet their customers’ needs. Only a few years ago, retailers were beginning to think email marketing was a dying approach, but the recent boom in M-commerce is proving quite the opposite.…
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Add a Links Page to your WordPress Template
We were working on a client site today to add an iPad Cover Review list to the site. Rather than listing them all out in a page or a post, we decided to build a template page that pulled one link category from WordPress’ build in Links section, called “Reviews”. The WordPress API already has a built in function, called…