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Over the past few years, research has continued to prove the benefits of e-mail marketing for business: low costs, high conversion rates…
Information is power. Google knows that. It also knows that information is money, lots of it. The up-until-recently-only-a search company has the world's most powerful and wealthy corporations reexamining how they see life, the universe, and everything.
One blogger delved into the offerings from the world's top search engine, placed them into matrices against Yahoo, AOL, and Microsoft, and sought to find if Google was truly unique.
Henry Copeland of BlogAds seems to think so. He spoke at Ad:Tech on Monday and said the online advertising model is faster to change and gives advertisers more control and even better, it's much less expensive in both money and resources.
I've come to the conclusion that the Stock Market is an easier medium for investors to understand (i.e., to form behavioral expectations about) than the Fixed Income Market.
Technical skills have little value if you have poor soft skills. Don't get me wrong, your tech expertise matters. But don't be fooled by your tech skills. King of Linux, champion of Oracle? You've got it made, right? Give me a break! Tech skills alone are no guarantee of success.
