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Whenever Google announces something major, the tech industry freaks out almost as much as the Hollywood industry spontaneously combusts when Taylor Swift gets a new bae.
To offset the chances of missing those important in-game opportunities after a foul (and to offset the embarrassing taunts of the seemingly prodigal players) the coaches taught us BEEF. It’s a silly acronym that resonated deeply and helped me improve my chances of adding points for the team under the pressure of watchful eyes.
As I’ve grown, I’ve noticed how BEEF can be applied to so many areas of life, especially work and reporting calls by a marketing team. Let me tell you how.
Whenever Google announces something major, the tech industry freaks out almost as much as the Hollywood industry spontaneously combusts when Taylor Swift gets a new bae.
Timing is everything when it comes to making a lasting impression on social media users with increasingly shorter attention spans. Successful marketing wins over online audience with well-timed tweets, captivating photos and/or simple Vine videos.
Let’s be honest. Identifying your target client or customer isn’t easy. It sounds like it should be, but it’s not that simple.
A short list of things you’ve probably been anxiously awaiting: the new Ghostbusters reboot, the Red Line, and, of course, the new “JAsk Me Anything” series—where we ask our Junior Analysts (JA)..anything.
The discrepancy between the Google Search Console stats and your own search is commonplace now. This is life in the era of personalized search results.
Let’s face it. The digital marketing industry is much more competitive now than it was fifty years ago. (If you don’t understand why, I suggest looking up some information on the history of the internet). Suffice it to say, the competition is fierce in the digital marketing job hunt. People looking to make names