Pinterest is more popular than ever, and just keeps on growing.
Consider these statistics compiled by Craig Smith of DMR: 42 percent of all online U.S. adult women (and …
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Great ads can inspire us and elevate the image of an organization and its brands. Unfortunately, in this era of heavy advertising clutter, “inspiring” ads are too rare. 🙂
So, …
Read moreMarketing and Sales: Better Cooperation Needed
Even though, a company’s sales personnel are typically viewed as part of the marketing function, there are also differences of opinion and sometimes conflicts between marketing and sales. Instead, mutual …
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A lot of us think that Tweeting is one of the most spontaneous and intuitive social media activities in which we engage. But, if we choose to be so engaged, …
Read moreWeb Design Tips from the Leaders
We can learn a lot from how the best Web sites get designed.
As Austin Knight writes for HubSpot:
“Style guides have always been a staple of design, with some …
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