Category: Culture
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Building an Emotional Connection with Your Audience
There’s extreme value in building emotion with your audience to drive engagement. You can build trust and credibility when you’re constantly engaging with your customers at various touchpoints through different mediums. If you foster a positive experience through emotional connection, your audience will be more likely to share that with others, which can help expand… Read more
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Running An Ad Campaign For Recruiting Employees
Whether you operate a large company of over 100 employees or a small business with less than 10, advertising and filling open positions can be a difficult task. Getting in front of suitable candidates or any at all can be difficult. This is where running ads for available jobs can help you tremendously. Why Run… Read more
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In-House Marketing vs Agency Marketing
Regardless of what your business does, digital marketing can be a huge help in making your business more successful. Digital marketing has quickly become one of the best ways to help your business grow, gain leads, and increase overall revenue from marketing. Whether you choose to use search engine optimization (SEO), pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, or… Read more
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5 Desk Tools That Can Make Your Work Day Easier
Sometimes staying focused at work can be harder than the actual job at hand. Since humans spend one third of our lives working, having some tools to help keep us focused and productive is paramount. Whether you’re building advertising campaigns, designing logos, or reporting on excel sheets, having some helpful desk tools can aid in… Read more
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Tools To Help Keep Your Business Organized
Having to juggle a bunch of different projects can be a stressful position to be in. With shifting deadlines, special requests, and collaborating with teammates or clients, it’s never been more important to be organized at work. Luckily, with the way that technology has been growing and changing, staying organized at work has gotten much… Read more
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Jungian Archetype Quiz: Which Archetype are You?
First made popular by famed psychoanalyst Carl Jung, Jungian Archetypes are defined as images and themes that derive from society’s collective unconscious. Even if you’ve never heard of Jungian Archetypes you’ve undoubtedly seen them before in your everyday life. A good example of a Jungian Archetype would be in the fictional character Harry Potter. Harry… Read more