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TLDR: With The Digital Marketing Foundations 101 Bundle, you’ll have all the background to launch a smart and effective digital marketing campaign for your business. Have you heard that some forward-thinking futurists are already dubbing the 2020’s as “The Decade of the Home?” Look, we think that might be jumping the gun a bit, but we’ll concede it’s definitely not an impossible potential future for the next 10 years or so. If the next decade is defined by people staying and working from their homes, then all the more reason to make sure your marketing strategies are optimized for reaching…

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Remember that electric vehicle only service station that was being built in the UK earlier this year? Well, it’s nearly complete and ready to open. Back in March, Gridserve, the company leading the construction of the EV service station said that it would be ready to open this summer. Well, coronavirus may have slowed it down slightly, and it now looks set to open towards the end of summer, but still, it’s great to see it become a reality. In an announcement earlier today, Gridserve lifted the lid on more details on what it’ll look like and what services will…

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President Vladimir Putin recently announced that a team of Russian scientists had developed a COVID-19 vaccine and that it had been approved for use by the regulators – at least, in Russia. However, the announcement caused consternation among scientists and clinicians in the rest of the world as human trials for the vaccine – nicknamed Sputnik V – had only started a couple of months before Putin’s announcement. The results of the phase one and two human trials of this vaccine have just been published in The Lancet. So what have we learned? First, let’s look at what type of…

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I happily write this from my studio apartment, despite it now also being my office. I left New York City temporarily for the comfort of the Long Island suburbs for part of the pandemic, but the experience of that distance reminded me of what makes the advertising and marketing industry in New York so magnetic….Read More

Oh, no, is Google about to have its Galaxy Note 7 moment? A swathe of Pixel 3 and 3XL owners have reported damage to their handsets due to swollen batteries. According to numerous threads on the Google Support forum and Reddit, bulging batteries are causing the back panels of some Pixel devices to pop off. The threads, which date back to May, were first spotted by AndroidPolice. Curiously, AndroidPolice founder Artem Russakovskii’s Pixel 3 suffered from the same issue. Oh wow… just found out why the wireless charging stopped working on the Pixel 3… check out the battery bloat that…

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There are a lot of tools out there for deleting your old tweets in bulk, but they don’t offer you much control, and many of them require you to run them manually every time you want to clear your tracks. To get rid of all this headache, developer Michael Lee had made a tool named Semiphemeral to get rid of your old tweets, likes, retweets, and even DMs. This tool was earlier available as an open-sourced version you had to set up on your own server, but now anyone can easily use it through its new web interface.  [Read: These tech trends defined 2020 so…

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Welcome to First Things First, Adweek’s daily resource for marketers. We’ll be publishing the content to First Things First on Adweek.com each morning (like this post), but if you prefer that it come straight to your inbox, you can sign up for the email here. Ryan Reynolds’ Aviation Gin Launches OnlyGins.com With a Naked Bottle…Read More

TikTok is in hot water with the U.S. government, but with its user base continuously growing, media buyers are undeterred. Still, advertisers and agencies are leery about long-term commitments as TikTok’s owners face a looming deadline to sell the app. In this moment of crisis, Blake Chandlee’s job at TikTok is to assure advertisers that…Read More

Even though the harm may be the same, we’re much more likely to move on from an acknowledged accidental mistake.

Is it because we know that we’ve made honest mistakes ourselves, and the act of forgiving the other person is a way of forgiving ourselves? Or is it because it feels more random and less personal to be impacted by something that was a mistake?

Or perhaps, there’s some sort of reparation when the other person apologizes and works to improve… as if our suffering made a contribution for others who will follow.

In a third situation, a random accident, where there isn’t a perpetrator, it seems as though we’re the most likely to move on. If the cause is a fellow human, somehow we process misfortune differently. The intention is a double injury.

And yet, after the incident, when each of us is faced with the chance to acknowledge that we made an honest mistake, we often compound the problem and turn it into something more like an intentional act, simply because we’ve been taught to avoid taking personal responsibility.

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Wondering if YouTube can help your business? Looking for tips to generate leads and sales on YouTube? To explore YouTube for marketing, I interview Nick Nimmin on the Social Media Marketing Podcast. Nick is a YouTube expert. His YouTube channel has more than 650K subscribers and is dedicated to helping YouTube content creators thrive on […]

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