Welcome back from a long Memorial Day weekend, and an equally long week of data security-related news that applies directly to you — and me. It’s another edition of “Unriddled,” our mid-week digest of the tech news you need to know. Also worth noting, this is the first edition ofContinue Reading
When I was asked to write on this topic, adaptable leadership, I started shaking my head. I am not a huge fan of putting an adjective in front of leadership and making it a new thing. Let’s just call it leadership and then talk about how to be better atContinue Reading
Screenshots are undeniably useful, whether you’re writing a how-to guide or putting together a training presentation for your team. Sometimes, the simplest way to teach someone how to do something is through visual images, and in those cases, screenshots are your best bet. But if you’re working on a PCContinue Reading
In an interview, let’s say I asked you, “Tell me about a time you worked through a conflict with a coworker?” You’d probably think about a past experience, consider the lessons you learned from it, and articulate what happened and how it felt. You’d likely mention any shortcomings you had,Continue Reading
“Business is personal — it’s the most personal thing in the world.” These are famous words by Michael Scott from the TV show, The Office. And although this quote conflicts with the universal belief that business isn’t personal, Michael’s point of view is perfect when learning about a business’s fixedContinue Reading
93% of B2B businesses use content marketing. Only 5% feel that their efforts are very effective. And an estimated 50% of all content is going completely unused. Where did it all go wrong? Just a few years ago, you could post 1, 2, 3, 300 blog posts on your website;Continue Reading
People are hungry for immediate answers. Luckily, it has never been easier to find the information you’re seeking via search. A lot of marketers want to know: how does HubSpot optimize for search? I talked to our blogging team to find out, and put together a series of insider tips we’reContinue Reading
The other day, my friend asked me why I was buying another pair of yoga pants. “Why do you need another? You pretty much only wear the same two, anyway.” It was true. I have at least ten pairs of yoga pants, but there are two in particular I wearContinue Reading
Central bankers are being warned by researchers that the crypto revolution will overtake the system they are in-charge of preserving. Recently, British economic historian and author Niall Ferguson told the Bank of England that Bitcoin is the financial system of the future. Also Read: This Week in Bitcoin: McAfee’s BullishContinue Reading
The Satoshi Revolution: A Revolution of Rising Expectations Section 3: Decentralization Chapter 8, Part 3 The Centralization of Crypto and the Banality of Evil First we must realize that all actions are performed by individuals… If we scrutinize the meaning of the various actions performed by individuals we must necessarilyContinue Reading
Collecting data using tools like Google Analytics is critical for expanding your business’s online reach, converting leads into customers, and optimizing a digital marketing strategy to create stronger relationships with your audience. However, collecting data is easier said than done. Google Analytics and other similar analytics tools aid the process,Continue Reading
Contrary to what your friends’ photos suggest, Instagram isn’t just a social network for selfies and brunch pics. In fact, Instagram has a whopping 700 million active monthly users as of September 2017 — the last 100 million of which joined in the prior five months. In a world whereContinue Reading
Brian Halligan sent this note to all HubSpot employees this morning: Yesterday, I got three emails from vendors asking me if it is okay that they keep sending me emails. I imagine you got a few as well. The irony is hard to miss. Rather than making a sarcastic joke,Continue Reading
Facebook today unveiled the publicly searchable archive of political ads it said it would develop in April. The launch comes alongside new labeling requirements for all election- and issue-based ads, which includes a disclosure of who paid for them. The History of These Changes These latest developments come after monthsContinue Reading