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Four ways Ugly Drinks is aiming to disrupt the soft drinks industry – Econsultancy

The global soft drinks industry is reportedly worth around $392.6 billion, with Coca-Cola and Pepsi taking the majority of market share. With the biggest brands typically thought of as sugar-laden carbonated drinks, there has been an attempt to shift industry perception in recent years. However, more often than not, many healthy alternatives are marketed as

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The bad, the worse and the ugly of influencer marketing

How influencer marketing can fail if you chose the wrong influencer, channel of promotion and don’t understand the audience you’re targeting Question: would you rather spend thousands (or even hundreds of thousands) for an influencer with 1m+ followers on social media or web traffic but has much lower brand loyalty and even less public trust,

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Weebly and Square Want to Fix Your Ugly Product Photos

According to Weebly, 75% of online shoppers say that product photography is very important when shopping online. For small or unknown businesses, professional looking product photos are even more important for establishing trust with potential buyers. But not all entrepreneurs have the skills and equipment to take quality photos. And even those that do can’t

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Ugly holiday sweater sales are beautiful music to Commerce Township firm

Christmas doesn’t have to be sweet. It can be spicy and fresh and irreverent, as sales at UglyChristmasSweater.com prove. The Commerce Township-based online retailer sells a huge array of colorful and off-color holiday sweaters — a mix of risqué and memorable ones that say “Jingle my bells” or “Santa’s favorite ho” and some bearing licensed

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Election 2018: Social media trolls, Google touts search, video ads get ugly

Google, Facebook and Twitter are all seeking to help promote election 2018, though in very different ways. Facebook and Twitter are battling foreign election interference and domestic trolls, while Google is quaintly reminding us of all the helpful things that search can do on Election Day. Facebook blocks ‘inauthentic coordinated behavior.’ Facebook reported that on Sunday

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