The Entrepreneurial Way with A.I.: Kim Davis
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Showing posts with label Kim Davis. Show all posts

Saturday, November 13, 2021

Amazon sellers battle the giant’s algorithm-based policy- and decision-making

7:13 PM

#Tech “Their algorithms are garbage,” said Lesley Hensell Demand, partner in Riverbend Consulting, a firm that helps Amazon sellers overcome a host of challenges, including account de-activation and loss of ASINs (a kind of ISBN number Amazon as...

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Friday, May 14, 2021

How Storage Asset Management succeeds with a focus on reviews and social media

8:47 PM

#Tech Pennsylvania-based Storage Asset Management, known as SAM, has an effective marketing strategy. Unusually, however, the company isn’t really striving to market itself. “We are actually guilty of not doing a great job of marketing ourselves...

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Friday, May 7, 2021

Events of the future will be hybrid and “always on”

9:47 AM

#Tech “Reinventing Live,” the new book by Denzil Rankine and Marc Giberti from Anthem Press is a comprehensive analysis of the past, present and future of events. But it’s really the future marketers are focused on right now, whether as event or...

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Saturday, April 10, 2021

How inclusion can lead to diversity in marketing and communications

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#Tech In an article published this week by The Atlantic magazine, Adam Serwer writes: “Putting out statements supporting Black Lives Matter or adorning their logos with pride colors is very easy for big corporations, but such gestures do not sig...

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Thursday, April 1, 2021

The Martech Replacement Survey

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#Tech A lot of things have changed for over the last year, including of course for marketing and marketing ops teams. In a new survey conducted by Advanis for Sitecore, 80% of U.S. marketers said their responsibilities had significantly increase...

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Saturday, February 20, 2021

Facebook-Australia standoff may have turned a corner

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#Tech ICYMI: Facebook unfriended Australia this week after the government there proposed a legal code that would allow Australian news publishers to charge tech companies to use their content in search results and news feeds. Facebook responded ...

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