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Young Influentials: It’s Time to Add Purpose to Your Advertising

Adweek

Let's be honest: We sometimes see brands express support for something, and can tell immediately it's not genuine. Nowadays, consumers can read right through those types of marketing campaigns. Messaging that's genuine and truly meaningful is what all consumers are looking for.

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Most likely, your team is not doing anything

The Ad Tech Blog

So, What’s the Real Problem Here? It’s the culture we’ve created around remote work —specifically, the culture created by inexperienced remote managers. It’s the culture we’ve created around remote work —specifically, the culture created by inexperienced remote managers. Congratulations!

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Where are you?

Seth Godin

When you’re reading a good historical novel, you might be there and then. When you’re imagining what went wrong in that conversation yesterday, you are living in yesterday. What happens when we are here and now? Time travel and teleportation have never been easier or more common.

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Decentralizing Silicon Valley

The Ad Tech Blog

You’ll understand what I mean if you’ve read Carlota Perez’s Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital. What’s the result? So, What’s the Solution? No slogans, no myths, no pitches. They rise, determined to achieve results that day.

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Why relying on AI won’t improve the customer experience

Martech

What will customers remember after they have experienced your website, product, service or people? What will they tell their friends or colleagues about their experience — will they even mention it? The next day, at breakfast, we met Lincoln. He asked us what we were hoping to get out of our vacation.

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What can I get done today?

The Ad Tech Blog

I recently read Tim Ferriss’ The 4-hour Workweek for the second time. We, developers, like to pull all-nighters, work non-stop until we solve a problem, and we leave the bulk of the work close to the deadlines. How can we accomplish anything by spending only two hours a day and taking Fridays off ?

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6 marketing books to read in 2024

Martech

One of the joys of living in a place where the winters tend to be long and dark is the time it allows for reading. I often do the bulk of my reading for the year between October and March because then it’s outside time (which isn’t to say you can’t read outside). We live in a time when we’re surrounded by marketing.

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