Code Computerlove, a self-described digital agency , emphasizes solving problems...
Code Computerlove, a self-described digital agency, emphasizes solving problems and focusing on customer experiences in their Lean Studio Manifesto. via The Drum
Code Computerlove, a self-described digital agency, emphasizes solving problems and focusing on customer experiences in their Lean Studio Manifesto. via The Drum
Businesses are using marketing opportunities created by Pokémon Go, like using "Lure Modules," to attract customers. via MarTech.org.
This recipe details how to make sous vide barbecue pulled pork shoulder that can be finished in the oven or on the grill. via Serious Eats.
Brian Patterson outlines 9 principles for building strong client relationships, including transparency, responsiveness, and adaptability. The article also highlights the significance of clear communication, organization, and personal touches in client interactions. via Moz.
This article highlights 10 innovative products and services shaping consumer expectations in Asia, from autonomous taxis to 3D-printed funeral services and braille printer ink. via TrendWatching.
Fast Company shares secrets to hiring management-level freelancers. via Fast Company.
Econsultancy highlights the top 100 digital agencies in 2016 based on fee income, with IBM iX taking the lead. The top five agencies earned a combined total of over £2 billion.
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American Express is forming digital partnerships with companies like Uber and Facebook to create seamless and invisible payment experiences for their customers. via Digiday.
The Art of Non-Conformity features information about the author on topics like life, work, and travel. via the art of non-conformity.
Increasing ad spending during times of economic uncertainty can counterintuitively lead to brand growth. via Branding Strategy Insider
This Harvard Business Review article offers CEOs guidance on navigating the economic uncertainty brought about by Brexit.
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FiveThirtyEight's 2016 statistical model gave Donald Trump a 20-25% chance of winning the general election against Hillary Clinton. The prediction considered economic factors, polls, and the high number of undecided voters.
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