When you’re reading a good historical novel, you might be there and then.
When you’re checking your email, you are in a conversation between and among, over there, not here.
When you’re imagining what went wrong in that conversation yesterday, you are living in yesterday.
And when you’re scripting the next conversation you’re going to have, you’re in tomorrow.
Time travel and teleportation have never been easier or more common.
What happens when we are here and now?
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Very few blog posts create new information. Most serve to remix, curate, and copycat existing content, transferring the same core information from one website to another. If all your content does is shuffle common knowledge around, then I have bad… Read more › Post Views: 99
Welcome to HubSpot Perspectives, a series where HubSpotters weigh in on the latest business and marketing trends. “The biggest red flag on LinkedIn is the ‘open to work’ symbol.” This hot take is brought to you by former Google recruiter Nolan Church. And the dialogue continues. As I browse through my LinkedIn feed, there are…
Blogging is an attractive and creative outlet for sharing your unique perspective. Besides adding value to your audience, blogging helps you turn your passion into income through several monetization methods. In this post, you’ll learn how to monetize a blog and see examples of the most popular (and lucrative) types of blogs that will inspire…
The crown weighs heavily on the head of your marketing leadership when making command decisions about resource allocation. The SEO long game is important, but reserving a budget for search engine marketing (SEM) can also be a smart play, including pay-per-click (PPC) marketing. Snagging higher spots on SERPs can quickly boost traffic, and PPC strategies…
Almost half of companies restructured their marketing teams in the past year, according to Marketing Week. About four in 10 restructured the year before that. Why? And how can you thrive despite it? Post Views: 97