The incredible leaps that we have been experiencing in various applications of machine learning and AI over the last couple of years have also started to seep in content writing.
This is not surprising considering that natural language processing has been one of the main focuses of contemporary AI research (the other being image recognition).
Nobody likes crises. They suck big time—our health, our jobs, our businesses, our finances, and maybe even our very lives are affected.
From global pandemics like COVID-19 (aka the novel Coronavirus), terrorist bombings, environmental disasters, to financial downturns, crises are Black Swan events (ie “unknown unknowns”) that are both unpredictable AND disastrous. Unfortunately, such catastrophic events are likely to be more common in our VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous) world.
Do you belong to a sales-focused profession? Frustrated by your inability to attract leads on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter?
If so, this article is for you.
Give yourself a kick if you are in professional services yet ignoring content marketing.
Almost any professional service provider can benefit from online content – lawyers, coaches, trainers, accountants, financial advisers, advertising agencies, PR agencies, architects, marketing and management consultants.
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by Ashley Lipman (guest author)
On average, American business owners spend around 9 percent of their annual gross revenue on marketing.
Instead of investing money in marketing methods that you aren’t sure of, you need to do your homework to ensure it is worth it.
Are you struggling to make your brand hip and happening to teenagers? Well you are not alone.
Most brands fail when it comes to making a connection with Generation Z (Gen Z) teens. At least according to a study conducted by American Express and Forrester in 2017.