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5 Essential Email Marketing Tips

5 Essential Email Marketing Tips

Email Marketing should be an essential part of your marketing toolkit because everyone uses and understands email. Email newsletters are easy and inexpensive to send out, they’re easy to track and measure (email newsletter software has analytics that reports on...

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What’s Your Easter Egg

What’s Your Easter Egg

Here’s an unintentional Easter egg from YouTube. Awkward thumbnail images. Easter eggs in video games are hidden messages or rewards for players. They are usually little in-jokes, secret rooms or minor segues that help motivate players to continue exploring a...

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Presenting for the Fun of It

I’ve found that my best presentation skills actually come from my experience acting and as a ballerina. Yes, that was in high school and university, but that practice in front of an audience has been invaluable to me. Plus I see these core presentation skills in...

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