Top 3 eCommerce Posts for September
This Former FBI Agent Says You Should Practice ‘Slow Thinking’ to Protect Against Scams – Inc.
New data from Visa shows that online scams targeting businesses are on the rise.
Scam written on a keyboard
Your Guide to SEO Ranking and Ranking Factors – Semrush
This fact is supported by our study, which shows that text relevance is the factor most strongly linked with high SEO rankings.
The 7 Functions of Marketing to Apply to Make Your Business a Success – Growth Hackers
In this guide, we’ll dive deeply into each of the seven marketing functions, exploring their significance and offering actionable insights to help you apply them effectively in your business.
Top 3 eCommerce Posts for August
How AI is exposing the BS economy – Fast Company
The recent MIT report noted that while AI pilots with tools like ChatGPT and Copilot were improving individual productivity, vanishingly few were contributing to P&L improvement.
Who at Your Company Will Buyer Personas Most Benefit? – Growth Hackers
This blog post will discuss the benefits of having different people within your organization create and use buyer personas.
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet says there’s one thing you should never do if you get offered a big job you don’t feel ready for – Fortune
Being confident in the workplace is something that extends beyond just being offered a job—it’s something that is needed every day from all workers.
Top 3 eCommerce Posts for July
From Instagram to TikTok – The Gen Z is the Social Media Savvy Generation – Growth Hackers
Any brand that aims to reach Gen Z must learn its ways, especially with constant social media use.
Know Your Customers’ “Jobs to Be Done” – Harvard Business Review
From the outside, it looks as if companies have mastered a precise, scientific process. But for most of them, innovation is still painfully hit-or-miss.
3 Cognitive Habits of People Who Get Things Done – Inc.
In short, accountable people get clarity in what they’re supposed to do, execute tasks deliberately and intentionally, and learn from the outcomes they produce, whether good or bad.
