By 2020, it’s estimated there will be over 30 billion IoT devices. As the popularity of the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to rise across industries, it’s important to take note of which trends could affect your business.
In 2019, nearly one-third of online consumers in the U.S. used the internet on a daily basis to search for local businesses. And as of 2021, Google had 86.6% of the market share of search engines — meaning, getting noticed on Google is an effective way to boost business volume and find new customers.
On the final day of my brother’s visit to Boston last week, we decided to cap off his vacation with a visit to the best seafood restaurant in the city. With a quick Google search — one that pleasantly kept me on the results page instead of forcing me to click on links — we were able to enjoy the best meal of the entire week.
As a direct response copywriter, I specialize in making readers take a specific action. I write a variety of copy, including articles, landing pages, sales emails, and job descriptions.
When done right, SEO is why you can usually find exactly what you’re looking for from Google and other search engines. Yep, even if you turn to Google search for a step-by-step guide to fixing your unfortunately timed flat tire.
What is the first thing you do when you need new marketing ideas? What about when you decide it’s time to change the way you keep the books finally? Or even notice a flat tire in the car?
At my job at Nickelodeon, I’m fortunate enough to get to work with a variety of influencers and creators — from family influencers focusing on parenthood to beauty influencers to comedy sketch creators. You’d be surprised to see that they don’t all have millions of followers; many are macro and micro-influencers with anywhere from 10,000 to 999,000 followers.
It’s no surprise you want to become a paid Instagram influencer — heck, the average price for a sponsored Instagram post is $300, and if you become more successful, like yogi Rachel Brathen, you could be making $25,000 per post.
Experiencing virtual reality is like watching a TV show — the quality of your TV has a huge impact on the quality of your viewing experience. You don’t want to watch an HD show on an old television set that’s been collecting dust in your basement since the beginning of the decade. You want to watch it on the newest LED flat screen TV.
Experiencing virtual reality is like watching a TV show — the quality of your TV has a huge impact on the quality of your viewing experience. You don’t want to watch an HD show on an old television set that’s been collecting dust in your basement since the beginning of the decade. You want to watch it on the newest LED flat screen TV.
