In case you haven’t already heard, bots are the new black.
Seriously. The new strategy of providing 1:1, instantaneous assistance to users and customers is proving successful for brands across industries.
Email is still the workhorse of digital marketing.
Email is still the workhorse of digital marketing.
Late last night — at least, here on the East Coast — a formal announcement was made that, if you’re as obsessed with the business of mobile as we are, didn’t exactly come as a surprise.
The word: Google had acquired a team from mobile electronics company HTC in a $1.1 billion deal.
If you’re reading this, you likely want to ask for a promotion but are unsure how to approach the topic. It makes sense because asking for a promotion can be nerve-wracking, but it’s necessary for career growth.
Automation is a funny thing. Too little is the enemy of efficiency. Too much kills engagement.
Like the magnificent architectural wonders that hold up The Pantheon in Rome, pillars will help you hold up your blog’s architecture, too.
You have to build them yourself — but we promise it takes less time and effort than building them from marble or concrete.
I never used to understand what people mean when they say that they “interview well.”
How was that possible? If you’re too prepared, your answers sound robotic, and if you’re too unprepared, you start most answers with a long sip of water to gather your thoughts.
The drama of this week’s Apple event is hardly over.
Despite many of the announcements having been leaked in the days leading up to it, the tech world is still positively a-Twitter about what was unveiled, and what will come of it.
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