Everyone thinks they can write. Even, it would seem, robots.
“Where do you see yourself in five to ten years?”
Thomas Edison grossed 1,093 patents over the course of his career. He was also reportedly fired from his first two jobs for not being productive. Huh?
Popular opinion might say that’s because creativity needs both stimulation and room to breathe. These workplaces were likely either uninteresting or too stressful, preventing Edison from flapping his inventive wings toward the problems he wanted to solve.
When it comes to emerging technology, there’s a lot to keep up with.
Last Friday, YouTube announced it would be work to further curb the spread of propaganda on its channel — this time, by adding a designated label to state-funded content.
As part of YouTube’s overall work toward greater transparency into the content shared on its site, videos uploaded by news creators that receive any degree of public or government funding will be labeled as such.
Friends, I have a confession to make.
The marketing spoof is one of the best and worst institutions in our industry.
Done well, it can result in one hilarious comedy skit after another, like SNL’s recent parody of an ad for the smart home assistant, Amazon Echo. Even Apple’s advertising has been parodied far and wide over the last decade, there may be more fake “Mac vs. PC” ads than real ones.
My college roommate was the fastest writer I’ve ever met. If he had a 10 page paper due at 9 AM on a Thursday, he would start writing it at 6 AM … that day. And the craziest part of all was that he always got A’s. I couldn’t never grasp how he could do something in a few hours that took me a full school week to do.
Today’s B2B buyers rely on digital channels through every stage of their journeys — even long after in-person sales interactions with reps.
The right B2B website makes all the difference when it comes to converting visitors into buyers. In this post, we’ll share the best B2B website examples we’ve ever seen, then dive into three tips for building your site.
