Thought for today: Analytics can be a pain in the butt. But it shouldn’t be because data is power.
The ecommerce industry has been experiencing steady growth over the past few years.
In fact, Statista predicts that global retail ecommerce revenue will amount to $4.88 trillion by 2021.
Tracy Hackshaw writes a great piece in Contact Magazine on the countries digital transformation. The data gives a good idea on where we stand and more importantly, where businesses can find opportunites.
With a little heart your small brand can take on a big brand by just being genuine.
Don’t shout “THESE ARE MY SERVICES!” A good piece of advice coming from my freind Ave. “. . . In my opinion people respect you more when you know your stuff. . . and that translates into business!” Couldn’t be more accurate. #entrepreneurship #advice #thoughts #betheexpert #iamtheexpert
Valuentertainment Patrick Bet-David lays down the problem with “Minimum Wage”. In reality its bad for employees and bad for business.
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Your brand consists of a logo, yes, but it also includes ALL of the experiences, impressions, and knowledge a person has about your product, service, or organization. In developing your logo, do not mistake it for developing your brand.
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[Reblog] The Asinine Made-Up Words Of Advertising by Mark Copyranter via Medium.com
It’s a widely shared view and expectation that exponential technologies such as: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality (AR/VR), Bitcoin, Biotech, Internet of Things (IoT)… — Read on medium.com/@iraszl/exponential-technologies-will-make-virtually-all-jobs-obsolete-so-what-can-you-do-about-it-4663b8d13b83 Not exactly the best written article on the subject. Its a little long, but he raises some interesting points. Artificial Intelligence will continue to develop but the author fails to take into account where AI is failing miserably: Facebook