With tech giants set to crack down on cookies and third-party trackers in the coming months, the ad-tech industry is in for some major changes. IBM Watson Advertising has bet that artificial intelligence and anonymized behavioral insights will play a central role in that post-cookie future. The company has rolled out a series of product…Read More
Chinese EV maker, Xpeng, has delivered the first batch of its new vehicle to customers in Europe. One hundred drivers in Norway received their new G3s, Xpeng‘s all-electric SUV, recently, Bloomberg reports. In an interview with the news outlet, company president and chairman Brian Gu said Xpeng is going to spend the next 12 months laying the groundwork for sales in its next European country. [Read: Why AI is the future of home security] The EV maker is not saying anything for definite about where it will go next, though. However, given that it’s launched in Norway, Europe’s leading EV market, it…
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It’s well known that new mothers should avoid having sex for six weeks after birth. But in case that advice has passed you by, postpartum brand Frida Mom says it loud and clear in a new spot that spoofs medical ads: “No dicks allowed.” And the ad doesn’t just mean avoiding dicks of the anatomical…Read More
TLDR: With a lifetime subscription to CuriosityStream, you get thousands of documentary films and series exploring all facets of our world and universe streaming on any device. We all love superheroes and space operas, but c’mon — do we really have time for 100 new Marvel and Star Wars projects clogging our screens? It’s all about moderation, and for every chunk of full-blown fantasy we devour, we should try to balance our intake with a healthy helping of content that might actually teach us a little something. You need some meat and potatoes to go along with your dessert —…
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TLDR: The 2021 Complete Amazon Dropshipping and Private Label Master Class Bundle is a complete guide to launching and growing a successful Amazon FBA business. While it’s tempting to look at the staggering sales volume of Amazon and be blown away, don’t forget a huge portion of the retail titan’s success comes from their small business owner partners. In fact, more than half the $280 million in revenue made by Amazon last year was generated by those third party sellers. Thankfully, that appears to be a two-way street — because according to those Amazon FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) partners, many…
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Reddit entered into its first viewability measurement collaboration with its integration of Moat by Oracle Data Cloud, which will provide third party verification on the platform’s ad views. The server-to-server integrations was custom-built for Reddit, and it is currently being alpha-tested with a limited number of partners with an eye toward a broader rollout early…Read More
Jamie Richardson remembers the day, a little over a year ago, when one of his colleagues on the marketing team came to him with an idea. White Castle, the burger chain for which Richardson serves as vice president, is a small, family-owned brand. It lacks the mega marketing budget of a Burger King or a…Read More
Use email in your marketing? Wondering how an email sequence can help turn people into customers? In this article, you’ll learn about an email sequence that creates genuine loyalty and grows sales. You’ll also discover how to recycle this email system to stay engaged with your audience over time. Finally, you’ll find out how to […]
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“I was wrong,” isn’t something you hear very often. Particularly from people in power, or folks who have gone out on a limb espousing a belief.
It’s far easier to persuade someone to make a new decision based on new information.
That way, they can be right now, and they can also believe that they were right before.
A couple of years ago, I was at a holiday party. One of the hosts told me about another guest at that party who was starting a company and mentioned that I should talk to him. I love startups. I love anyone willing to go on that journey. So from the gate, I already want to do anything I can to help him out. When I eventually ran into him, we started chatting. He started pitching me his idea, and he spoke for 30, maybe 45, minutes. Finally he paused to take his first breath. I told him I thought…
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