Day: October 27, 2022
What’s Working In Digital Marketing In 2022
Marketing is as old as humankind. And it’s still evolving. The challenge for small business owners is knowing what works. Especially for digital marketing. Tactics by themselves do not constitute a marketing strategy, but the tactics used in a good strategy must be effective in and of themselves. The More Things Change… What
BlackBerry launches cyberthreat intelligence service to fortify enterprise defense
Register now for your free virtual pass to the Low-Code/No-Code Summit this November 9. Hear from executives from Service Now, Credit Karma, Stitch Fix, Appian, and more. Learn more. How do you know what vulnerabilities attackers are actually targeting? The answer is threat intelligence, a powerful tool for security teams to identify what kinds of
Preparing for Your Eventual Retirement
Many business owners are truly committed to their businesses. As a result, it is very difficult for them to step away even when they approach retirement age. It is not uncommon for business owners to keep working into their golden years. But at some point almost everyone will need to embrace retirement whether it is
Get Holiday Ready: Email Sending Best Practices
6 minute read time Campaign Monitor – Oct 21, 2022 Q&A with Deliverability Manager John Peters With the holiday season just around the corner, and the prospect of sending more emails to your subscribers than usual, not to mention the influx they’ll no doubt receive from other brands, we want to make sure you feel
Meta’s value plunges more than $65bn amid falling sales and rising costs
Investors wiped more than $65bn from Meta’s market capitalisation on Wednesday after the Facebook owner reported another quarter of declining revenues and failed to convince investors that big bets on the metaverse and artificial intelligence were paying off. Shares in Meta dropped 19 per cent in after-hours trading as the world’s largest social media platform
Meta shares down 20% as Mark Zuckerberg’s costly metaverse pitch falls flat
Wall Street is losing patience over Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg’s enormous and experimental bets on his metaverse project that helped drive up the company’s overall costs by a fifth in the third quarter. Investors rushed to dump Meta Platforms Inc’s stock after hours, pushing it down 20% and wiping $67 billion off its market value