Buzzfeed writer Jack Shepherd realized that 68% of his inbox was filled with useless emails, leading him to re-evaluate his own email habits.
via The source of this content is BuzzFeed News."The Daily Routines of Geniuses" explores creating an ideal daily routine for exceptional results and focuses on personal productivity and time management. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.
Top brands are shifting to engaging, shareable content as digital marketing evolves, and you can learn more about how brands are using content to build customer relationships.
via Digiday.Developing better blogger outreach can involve long-term relationships, sending products, and hosting events to foster authentic advocacy.
Research reveals trends in social media usage, including Facebook's dominance for social logins, Twitter's growth for customer service, continued Facebook use by younger audiences, and Instagram's rapid global growth. via Social Media Examiner.
This article explores how leaders can balance friendships at work with their roles as effective bosses, highlighting the significance of emotional intelligence and practice. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.
Brands are leveraging unique experiences on Google+ like shoppable Hangouts and live chats to connect with customers. via Econsultancy
Renowned shoe designer Hitoshi Mimura, known for creating custom running shoes for Olympic athletes, now runs his own company making bespoke footwear. via kottke.org
YouTube has a program of around 200 "super flaggers" who can flag up to 20 videos at once for expedited review, resulting in over 90% of flagged videos being removed or age-restricted.
via The VergeDavid Aycan and Paolo Lorenzoni discuss "live prototyping" in a Harvard Business Review article, explaining that this approach allows businesses to test product-market fit in real-world settings. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.
Sephora launched "The Beauty Board" to create a shoppable platform for beauty enthusiasts to share looks and products. via Digiday
Big brands are trying to appeal to the "maker movement." via Adweek.
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