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AugA New Era of Audio Content Marketing
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AugWhy Data Privacy Matters
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With such recent events such as the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the Canva hack, data privacy has become an increasingly [more]
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JulSocial Media Platforms to Watch in 2019
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Social media is changing. Discussions are being had around whether posts should be pre-reviewed by experts before they’re published. Bills [more]
26
JulShould You invest in Pay-Per-Click advertising (PPC)?
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When doing anything online, it’s all too easy to get dragged in by the loud voices that claim they know [more]
18
JulHow to Waste Less Time
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Some people are just born with a prolific work ethic and a deep capacity to get things done. But most [more]
16
JulWe don’t want (or need) your data
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We need clients, we need enquiries about new opportunities. We don’t need piles of pointless data, we don’t operate that [more]
10
JulCommitted to a maximum 25-hour working week
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Folks often ask us why our working window is from 10 am to 4 pm and, I guess, we sometimes [more]
10
JulThe return of the “slacker”
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Life sure seems hard. A full-on race to craft the perfect Insta existence, every hour spent chasing engagement (whatever that [more]
01
JulTo pay or not to pay for your news?
Categories: News
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The news is broken. More people are feeling alienated from the journalism they see. Less people are finding coverage particularly [more]
17
JunDoes male or female marketing matter in a gender fluid age?
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In 2019, the idea that there are only two genders is archaic and obsolete. Gender is a spectrum of “zies”, [more]
12
JunThe Forgotten Art of Non-Doing
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The concept of wú wéi, often translated as “non-doing”, is one of the more recent and trickier to grasp ideas that’s been [more]
02
JunCreating content in a mobile-first world
Tags: content marketing, Future, gen z, Marketing, millenials, mobile first, Smartphone, social media
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The layout of your website is responsive. There are no intrusive pop-ups on tablet or mobile. You’ve compressed your images, [more]
27
MayWhy more information is not always better
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Managing information used to be a problem reserved for newspapers and librarians. But with the dawn of the information age, [more]
23
MayUnderstanding a post-capitalist world
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It is widely accepted that the traditional neoliberal capitalist model is dying. It doesn’t have long to live. It’s not [more]
22
MayThe democratisation of computing power
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Computing, and software, increasing drives everything we do – it controls the cars we drive, the money we spend, the [more]
21
MayHow to go from casual to career freelancer
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More and more people are basing themselves in co-working spaces and sending emails whilst mooching at Starbucks. So many, in [more]
18
MayTaking your security seriously in 2019
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2018 will go down as the year that data-leakage became a mainstream issue. Cambridge Analytica led the way with massive [more]
18
MayIs a shorter working week the answer?
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Nearly a century ago John Maynard Keynes, the famous economist, predicted a 15-hour working week by the turn of the [more]
08
MayHow to Predict the Future
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The best way to predict the future is to ensure you’re part of crafting it, or so the saying goes. [more]
30
AprWork is A Religion and The Office is Your Church
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Fewer and fewer people are identifying as following a religion than ever before. It would be easy to think that [more]
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