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Here's the Surprising Reason Why Everyone Is Suddenly Forgetting Your Birthday
Remember back when people were on Facebook constantly? That's a hint.
Forget Google: Why Amazon SEO Is the Future
With a little Amazon SEO on your side, you could easily double your sales on one of the hottest online shopping engines.
Why an internet that never forgets is especially bad for young people
Until the end of the 20th century, most young people could take one thing for granted: their embarrassing behavior would eventually be forgotten. It might be a bad haircut, or it might be getting drunk and throwing up at a party, but in an analog era, even if the faux pas were documented in a…
Why This Sudden Trans-Kids Trend?
Where Are All These Trans Kids Coming From All Of A Sudden? I’ll Tell You.
Why Tech Brands Are Suddenly in Love With Billboards and Subway Ads
A few years ago, out-of-home advertising was still primarily used by either big, traditional brands or local businesses.
Should You Forget Print at Your Next Trade Show?
Are you wondering if print marketing at trade shows still works? Our VP breaks down the stats on how consumers feel about print.
When the Internet Archive Forgets
On the internet, there are certain institutions we have come to rely on daily to keep truth from becoming nebulous or elastic. Not necessarily in the way that something stupid like Verrit aspired to, but at least in confirming that you aren’t losing your mind, that an old post or article you remember reading did, in fact, actually exist. It can be as fleeting as using Google Cache to grab a quickly deleted tweet, but it can also be as involved as doing…
50 Surprising Facts About The Internet
Forget me: Is it possible to exit the internet?
Banksy reckoned we would all be anonymous for 15 minutes, but is this even possible?
A “music for cats” Kickstarter is doing (un)surprisingly well
The internet loves cats, and that is a fact. Some parts of the internet like dogs, but cats are easily the dominant internet species, surpassing even humans. It probably has something to do with internet people spending a lot of time indoors (like cats), while normal people sometimes spend time outside (like dogs). The internet actually loves cats so much that something can become a viral hit simply by being related to them, no matter how weird or silly it is.
The Internet of Things Will Ruin Birthdays
Birthday harassment from brands and data tracking disguised as warm wishes
Surprisingly Affordable SEO vs. Paid Traffic
Find out why affordable SEO may be an option compared to other methods of paid online advertising.
The Surprising Mistake Post 50s Are Making Online
Adults Over The Age of 50 Land Themselves in Hot Water While Using Social Networking Sites Like Facebook<br>As family law attorneys, we are used to seeing people get themselves in trouble during their family law cases because of something they have posted on Facebook or Twitter. However, because the great majority of our clients are younger than the age of 50, it is rare to see someone "older" getting into hot water through the use of one of these social networks<br>According…
The Surprising Truth About Faces, Logos & Loyalty
As online shopping and trade proliferate, it seems clear that we are encountering live, human faces less and less frequently in commerce. Instead, we are greeted by the logos of faceless, digital monoliths like Amazon, Netflix and Google. At first glance, this seems to be a natural consequence of the increasingly wired world around us.…
Experiment in Social Media Visibility [Surprising Results]
An interesting experiment to see what my engagement level was across all platforms I was participating on.
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A Surprising Amount Of Millennials Want Dinner More Than Sex, Study Says
15 Surprising Tech Mergers That Could Have Happened But Didn't (Infographic)
MySpace could have snagged Facebook. Facebook could have scored Snapchat. Alas, there are many offers that can be refused. Not every match is made in heaven.
Surprising Study: Millenials Prefer Human Interaction Over Digital
Millennials aren’t as people-phobic as they’re assumed to be.
Moonshot? This master marketer says don’t forget the psychological ones
Offering a product that feels 10 times better (more cookies!) is much easier than developing something that is 10 times faster (high-speed rail).
