Quarantine has changed the way we connect, online and off. As we rely on the internet more and more for work, social connections, and basic needs, it is time to talk about the future of meaningful online experiences, and the need for a new internet architecture. We need a user-focused, localized internet. This competitive architecture […]
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Almost two decades ago, Fred Reichheld showed that it costs companies more to acquire a new customer than to keep an existing one — and that smaller changes in post-sale retention can lead to bigger boosts to profitability.[i] In new research, Forrester shows why B2B marketing leaders need to remember Fred’s findings and refocus on
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A new Google Partners program is launching later this year, which may require current partner companies to make a number of changes. In order for companies to maintain their Google Partner status, they will have to meet a new set of requirements that go into effect in June 2020. Google is sending emails to partner
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With Melio, you can easily centralize upcoming bills and pay vendors for free with a few clicks using a debit card or bank transfers. You can even charge your credit card (for a 2.9% tax deductible fee) to defer payment and extend float while earning card rewards. Small business owners are all too familiar with
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Customers — especially end-users — tend to be straightforward with store and customer service staff as well as regular vendor contacts, particularly when it comes to product feedback. That feedback doesn’t always reach the product management team, but can be critical for identifying key product gaps, understanding real use cases, customer challenges and satisfaction. Customer
Image copyright Harley-Davidson Harley-Davidson has halted production of its first electric motorbike after finding a glitch in its charging system. The company began shipping the £28,995 105-horsepower LiveWire bikes to dealers in the US last month. It says existing bikes are safe but must be charged at dealerships, which will take an hour, rather than
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“DataWallet is basically a digital wallet that holds all of your personal data,” says DataWallet CEO Serafin Lion Engel. “If Twitter was to give you a DataWallet you would see exactly all of the data that you create on Twitter. At the end of the day what DataWallet does is put you in control of
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Call of Duty: Mobile is available now. So if you want to play a mobile Call of Duty game, complete with obnoxious free-to-play leveling up systems and awkward sliding virtual joystick touch controls, download it today for your iOS or Android device. After playing a few rounds, we’re confident in saying this #brand extension isn’t
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During the keynote address at Share19 in New York, BrightEdge CEO Jim Yu announced a new technology that could make a major difference for digital marketers. The patented technology, called BrightEdge Autopilot, completely automates certain SEO tasks — it will be available in early 2020, and if it does everything Yu says it will, it’s
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If you owned a Yahoo account between 2012 and 2016, another payday is headed your way, thanks to the data breach that took place between those years. To settle the matter, beyond enhancing their security systems, Yahoo is offering up $117.5 million to those affected. However, Yahoo would likely much rather you opt for the
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