Panelists discuss the latest trends in social media and what hotels should do about them. Read More.
From embracing TripAdvisor to empowering hotels to take social media into their own hands, Four Season has taken chances on digital that are paying off. Read More.
As predicted by Zach Coelius, CEO, Triggit. Read More.
Wells Fargo’s Gina Martin Adams was the most bearish strategist on Wall Street in 2013, sticking to her 1440 year-end S&P 500 target the whole way through, even as others revised their forecasts up on account of rising stock prices (the index closed the year at 1848). Read More.
NOW THAT YOU’VE MADE RESOLUTIONS TO MAKE YOURSELF A BETTER PERSON, IT’S TIME TO THINK ABOUT HOW YOU CAN MAKE YOUR MARKETING MORE AUDIENCE-CENTERED IN 2014. Read More.
The Las Vegas-based retailer is now going even more radical, introducing a new approach to organizing the company. It will eliminate traditional managers, do away with the typical corporate hierarchy and get rid of job titles, at least internally. Read More.
As our web presence expands, so does the advertising space. Agencies are using mobile and native advertising to catch consumers’ attention on a variety of online platforms. Read More.
If we want respect, then we don’t work “for” a company i.e. wait around for our boss to direct us. Instead, we work “with” a company. That means proactively finding ways to add value in exchange for recognition and the opportunity to grow professionally and financially. Read More.
FROM SHAPESHIFTING BRAND IDENTITIES TO DEATH METAL-INSPIRED CORPORATE LOGOS, HERE’S A RETROSPECTIVE OF THE YEAR IN BRANDING. Read More.
We live in a commuter’s world, but our smartphones have yet to catch up. Without cell service or Wi-Fi in the subway or on airplanes — although that may change — we’re forced to interact with our (generally unpleasant) surroundings. Or maybe not. Read More.
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