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Greenwashing Won’t Save You — How Gen Z Is Rewriting the Rules of Brand Authenticity
Discover how Gen Z is redefining brand authenticity, challenging greenwashing and demanding transparency, sustainability and real action.
Being ‘Good at Social Media’ Isn’t Enough to Run Your Business Accounts. Here’s What Is.
Invest in training your team, and your social media stops being a question mark and starts becoming one of your strongest business assets.
How to Properly Lead a Team When the Founder Still Calls Every Shot
Reporting to a founder is different from reporting to a manager. Here are four ways to make this special relationship work.
Your Customers Are Using AI Search. They’re Still Googling You, Too. Here’s What Your Marketing Strategy Might Be Missing.
A new audience-overlap finding is a useful corrective to the idea that AI search is replacing Google. And it changes how businesses should think about discovery and measurement.
Tight Budget? This Familiar Destination Could Help You Cut Expenses.
With less room in their budgets, people are turning to a familiar resource they may have overlooked.
Your Business May Be Invisible to AI. Here Are 7 Simple Fixes You Can Make This Week.
Learn how to improve AI visibility with seven practical website, content and credibility fixes that help customers discover and evaluate your business.
How I Built a Fully Remote Global Team Without Spending a Dollar on Job Ads or Recruiters
Solopreneurs that provide digital services have a world of talent at their disposal. Here is how to leverage it.
This Violinist Beat 350,000 Applicants to Become Snoop Dogg’s $10,000-a-Month Ice Cream Taster — Here’s How She Struck a Chord
Concert violinist Annabelle Traves explains how she scored a $10,000-a-month gig tasting ice cream for Snoop Dogg’s company
After Elizabeth Holmes Ate His Product, Everything Changed for His Business: ‘This Publicity, It’s in the Millions of Dollars’
Ricky Hirsch, founder of Think Jerky, was "overwhelmed" when his brand appeared on screen.
Apple Is Reportedly Slashing AI Budgets. Here’s Why Employees Are Worried.
Apple is cutting spending allowances for AI tools.
Why Entrepreneurs Need to Stop Carrying Everything to Keep Their Business Growing
Entrepreneurs are celebrated for how much responsibility they can handle. But as businesses grow, carrying everything can become the very thing holding them back.
Sam Altman Took On a New Identity, ‘Ram Altman,’ to Survive Internet Trolls
After facing fierce backlash for calling it “terrible” that PC users have RAM, the OpenAI CEO attempted a massive 180 to save face.
Wendy’s Turns Down $1.4 Billion Buyout and Adopts a ‘Poison Pill’ Defense to Block a Takeover
The chain rejected activist investor Nelson Peltz's offer, saying it “substantially undervalues” the company.
Global Brands Keep Making the Same Mistakes in Small Markets. Here’s How to Avoid Them.
Global brands fail in smaller markets when they copy their playbook instead of involving true local experts from planning through measurement.
I Built My Identity Around My Career, Then Illness Took It Away. Here’s What I Learned About Purpose.
A title can disappear overnight, but the skills beneath it don’t. Three questions to identify the strengths that carry over to whatever comes next.
Everyone Has AI Now. Your Next Competitive Advantage Is the People You’re Ignoring.
AI is no longer a differentiator in the workplace. Human computing power (in collaboration with AI) is the new focus.
Their Kids Loved The Little Gym. Then They Saw a $20 Million Franchise Opportunity.
Griffin Gordon and Kevin Condon were The Little Gym customers before they became franchise investors. Now they own 30 gyms.
Tech Giants Are Putting Billions Behind a Decades-Old Engineering Model. Here’s Why It Matters More Now.
The FDE title might be new, but the theory is as old as computers themselves.
Canva Is Cutting Employees After Its ‘Hardest Year Yet.’ Here’s What Their Unusually ‘Generous’ Severance Packages Include.
Forget benefits that help you stay. This package is designed to help you move on.
Buyers Stopped Believing Pitches. Give Them Something They Can Verify.
Software now writes the pitch, sends it and even personalizes it, so buyers have learned to discount all of it. Here's what works now.
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