“Nobody gives a sh*t about your resume,” Joe Koufman, CEO and Founder of Setup blatantly stated in an interview with Hard Corps marketing.
What does this mean and how can job seekers best stand out?
Read More“Nobody gives a sh*t about your resume,” Joe Koufman, CEO and Founder of Setup blatantly stated in an interview with Hard Corps marketing.
What does this mean and how can job seekers best stand out?
Read MoreJoe Koufman, CEO and Founder of Setup, shares the key steps behind building, nurturing, and maintaining a strong business network.
Read MoreLinkedIn is increasingly becoming a valuable social media platform for business professionals to connect, network, and grow. Although the pandemic has led to challenges for LinkedIn’s own ad revenue and employees, the potential it offers to alert job seekers of trends or connect professionals with one another is incomparable.
How can users best optimize the platform?
Read MoreWith the video capabilities of the beloved Vine platform, the sharing capabilities of Facebook, and the meme capabilities of Twitter, TikTok has other social platforms running scared (and even attempting to create worthy competitors like the failed Lasso and the upcoming Reels).
What can marketers learn about consumers from TikTok’s speedy rise?
Read MoreHave you ever worked for an advertising agency? If you have, chances are you can reflect upon your onboarding at that agency for a brief moment. Chances are it wasn’t very involved and everyone at the agency was extremely busy. Perhaps they provided you a few guidelines, rules and paperwork, but then they likely threw you right into the work. Agencies tend to run lean, so by the time they decide to actually make a new hire, they really need that new hire to be working and producing immediately.
If you haven’t worked for an agency, perhaps you’ve had a similar experience at some point in your career. Most working people can relate to subpar onboarding experiences.
So, what should onboarding look like?
Read MoreIn an endless list of challenges, COVID-19 has presented several industries with the need to reform and adapt to fit current demands. Mandated social distancing and stay-at-home orders have led to an increased reliance on technology in both personal and professional matters. From changing the way people work, to how they operate their business, the IT + Services industry has played a crucial role in helping people transition during the pandemic.
Read MoreThe Capability Showcase gives viewers an exclusive look into the process and strategy behind developing a successful marketing campaign for established brands like Coca-Cola, Pampers, YouTube, and more.
Read MoreWhile COVID-19 has certainly devastated the world and altered what people and businesses consider “normal” in their day to day, the virus looks like it is here to stay (at least for a while), and this is our new “normal.”
What does this mean for businesses?
Read MoreThe evolution of social media has defined generations. Just like older generations grew up knowing the same references from Ed Sullivan, Johnny Carson, or Cheers - Millennials and Generation Z are quoting references from vines and memes, and now, TikTok to one another.
Over the past few months, social media’s importance has grown and has even taken a different tone in 2020.
Read MoreThe RFP process tends to be stale and can neglect the factors that usually make relationships sustainable and mutually beneficial. As advocates of connection and matchmaking, we believe an investment in discovery around the people-element (chemistry, communication, and capabilities) is equally crucial when determining a future agency partner.
Read MoreWhat we know from love in movies and real life is that chemistry cannot be manufactured or taught. However, since marketing is a human-to-human business, and it is more effective for brands to select the right partner the first time, brand and agency representatives can learn to invest in people and develop objectives to form better partnerships.
Here are the steps to developing chemistry in a business partnership:
Read MoreSince Google announced that they would be slowly phasing out support for third party cookies on their Chrome Browser, marketers have had an array of responses.
Current business practices may not be harmful to consumers, but they can certainly feel invasive - what are the benefits of this decision and how will it shape future marketing initiatives?
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