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Teens’ Rites of Passage: Technology Trumps Transportation
Technology, not cars, are where it’s at with teens today. Thirty years ago, the rite of passage going from being a kid to adulthood had to include having your own automobile. Not so today. In fa… more →
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Teens’ Rites of Passage: Technology Trumps Transportation
wrote 1 month ago: Technology, not cars, are where it’s at with teens today. Thirty years ago, the rite of passag … more →
HR managers' views of new college grad hires: Curmudgeonly … or canaries in the coal mine?
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wrote 1 month ago: As those of us in the world of business begin to add years (or decades) to our tenure, it becomes ea … more →
The (Mostly) Myth of the Multi-Generational Family Business
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wrote 2 months ago: The idea of the family enterprise is practically an article of faith when it comes to American busin … more →
Groupon’s Slow Motion Train Wreck
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wrote 2 months ago: I’ve blogged before (several times, actually) about the problems with Groupon’s business model and t … more →
Charting e-mail read rates. (Correction: non-read rates.)
wrote 3 months ago: One of the great things about e-mail marketing is the ability to track nearly everything about its s … more →
Pew Research: Bookworms Going Increasingly Digital
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wrote 3 months ago: Pew finds more readership of e-books, mirroring the healthy increase in tablet computer, smartphone … more →
Power to the people: Online medical diagnosis is here to stay.
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wrote 3 months ago: With the plethora of medical information websites now available, the results of the Pew Research Cen … more →
Delaware’s unclaimed property gambit: Small state … Big bucks.
wrote 3 months ago: The state of Delaware has a reputation for being very friendly to corporations. And that’s not just … more →
The corporate resource commitment to social media: Plenty of talk … but how much action?
wrote 3 months ago: With social media activity seemingly bursting at the seams, it’s also risen near the top of many mar … more →
Right on Cue: More insights into e-mail engagement.
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wrote 3 months ago: According to Cue’s 2012 user statistics, on average, people receive more than six e-mail messa … more →
A new milestone for LinkedIn: 200 million users.
wrote 4 months ago: LinkedIn is adding new registrants at a rate of two per second. It may have gotten lost in the shuff … more →
Weighing the Odds on Marketing Predictions for 2013
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wrote 4 months ago: One thing each New Year invariably brings is a passel of marketing and communications forecasts for … more →
The Free Lunch Ends on Facebook
wrote 7 months ago: Promoted posts are the only way to ensure decent exposure on Facebook now. It had to happen. Suffer … more →
A surprise? Men are the more receptive advertising audience on Facebook.
wrote 7 months ago: Statistics have consistently shown that women make up a clear majority of people on social media – b … more →
Consumer buying behaviors: The power of choice … or not?
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wrote 7 months ago: If you were to poll consumers, most would probably tell you that they love to be given many choices … more →
Plain as Day: The Labor Market Recovery is Non-Existent
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wrote 8 months ago: The single most accurate indicator of labor-market health is the employment-to-population ratio. Unf … more →
Growth hits the skids in two key industry segments.
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wrote 8 months ago: As further proof that the worldwide economy is sputtering in a pretty major way, here come two repor … more →
Celebrity Appeal: The More Things Change …
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wrote 9 months ago: 90-year-old Betty White, America’s most appealing celebrity for three years running. In today’ … more →
Rude Awakening: Google to Cut Jobs
wrote 9 months ago: Now here’s some interesting news: Google is downsizing – the first time it’s ever done so. More prec … more →
