So you’re a master at searching for stuff on Google. But how much do you know about Google as a company?
For example, did you know that the first ever Google doodle was an out-of-office message from co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin when they left work to attend the Burning Man music festival? Or that the company rents 200 goats to help with the landscaping on their California campus?
We think it’s pretty cool when a company can offer something new to the ecommerce realm. Selling is nothing new, but we’re still exploring the vast possibilities available selling online. That’s why Grabble has us pretty excited. At the moment, this app is only available in the UK, but it’s coming to the U.S. later this year. And it’s seriously cool.
Why? Let’s take a look.
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When it launched last year, Twitter Analytics marked a solid (if long overdue) move towards greater transparency and measurement abilities for users. And since then, Twitter has continued to make upgrades to the tool, most recently by adding analytics access in its mobile app. Though users now have more insight into their Twitter accountContinue Reading
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but let’s be honest … a pretty cover doesn’t hurt when it comes to your marketing. That’s why — whether you’re creating lead generation content, social media content, calls-to-action, or infographics — your marketing materials should always be as visually appealingContinue Reading
The complexity of marketing is growing as fast as technology innovation accelerates and it’s doing so at a pace that’s difficult for any industry to keep up with. But businesses can`t afford to be the tortoise or the hare in this story.Continue Reading
A lot’s happened since hashtags were first proposed on Twitter. Back then, the first generation iPhone was only a few months old…Continue Reading
If there is one thing you should try to do to increase the impact of your social media, it’s adding visual marketing to your posts. At the simplest level, that means that every post should contain a graphic or video. While that sounds like a lot of work, it can have aContinue Reading
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Story time isnt just for kids. In my analysis, top sales reps use stories at almost every stage of a deal — clarifying the product, overcoming objections, answering questions.Continue Reading
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