By: Camille Barlow
In 2009, Apple debuted a new slogan: “There’s an app for that.”
As usual, the tech giant was on to something, and 11 years later that catchy little earworm is not only safely trademarked, it’s a post-modern truism. For virtually anything you want to do these days—from the personal to the professional and everything in between—chances are you can find an app to make it happen.
By: Steve Jamieson
While the rest of the world recently learned what “Alone Together” truly means, network marketing has been refining that socio-economic business model for many years.
One of the foundational principles of network marketing was based on the simple premise that you cannot be in two places at once. Hence, network marketing created a structure to leverage the time and efforts of potentially thousands of people to help individual entrepreneurs reach a financial success they could not achieve on their own.
By Teresa Craighead
Nearly half of all end-users say that if they land on a business site that is not mobile-optimized, they take it as an indication that the business does not care.
Last summer, online shopping overtook grocery stores and the restaurant business to become the second-biggest segment of the $520 billion U.S. retail market, according to business intelligence publisher Internet Retailer.
By Stephanie Ramirez
“The line between consumer music festivals and corporate events will continue to blur, as elements of the former become a means of engagement for the latter.”
— Cvent 2019 Event Trends Report
There is no doubting the power of live events. In fact, 84 percent of leadership—vice presidents and C-suite—believe in-person events are a critical component of their company’s success, according to a recent report from Bizzabo, an events technology company. And 41 percent believe that events are the single-most effective marketing channel over digital advertising, email marketing and content marketing.