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New Amazon series explores NFT culture: Nifty Newsletter, Dec. 14–20
A new Amazon documentary will explore NFT culture and aims to become the MTV of NFTs.
Web3 projects would rather get hacked than pay bounty: Finance Redefined
The top 100 DeFi tokens had a volatile yet bearish week with nearly all the tokens trading in red on the weekly charts.
US election agency approves use of NFTs as campaign fundraising incentive
According to the FEC, DataVault will receive “reasonable compensation” for each NFT issued to contributors as well as track all tokens issued for its own records.
OpenSea blocks Cuban artists from the platform due to US sanctions
OpenSea’s terms of service explicitly prohibit individuals and organizations from sanctioned regions from using its platform.
New NFT private auction scam threatens OpenSea users
Phishing sites are making the private auction feature look like a way to log in, luring victims to give up their NFTs unknowingly.
Mobile Form Design: A Beginners Guide to Converting Mobile Users
Think about a time when you were on the train, sitting in the airport, or simply lying on the couch, and you had to complete an online form on your smartphone. Did you ever pay attention to the mobile form design? Chances are you haven’t noticed. That’s the goal — to give users an intuitive experience that gets them to seamlessly fill up the form and continue with their day. In this guide, we’ll review the most effective ways to do just that. Here, you’ll learn how to design mobile forms that are not clunky or misaligned, but that help […]
The Best of Whiteboard Friday 2022
We had an amazing year of Whiteboard Friday episodes, ranging in topics from link building to content engines to even, basketball? In case you missed them, here are the top 10 episodes from the year! 1. Estimating Search Opportunity with Robin Lord Estimating the opportunities within your various SEO efforts is an important component of your analytics, not only to help determine where to focus your energy, but also to prove the potential value of your work to others. In this episode, Robin walks you through a good strategy for this all-important estimative work. 2. Advanced On-Page SEO Optimizations with […]
15 of the Best Productivity Blogs To Read
Staying productive is a goal many of us have, but finding a strategy that works can be challenging. We can also have certain periods where staying focused isn’t an issue, but others where it can feel impossible to stay on task. This is why reading about productivity is helpful, especially when the content helps you develop your own tactics for dealing with it. Read on to discover a list of productivity blogs featuring high-quality information and strategies you can adopt to get over the productivity hump. Top Productivity Blogs 1. HubSpot Blog The HubSpot Blog features various articles on productivity, […]
Startup Marketing Budget: How to Write an Incredible Budget for 2023
When proposing potential ads at your startup, one of the first questions you’ll likely encounter is, “How much will this cost?” If you’ve prepared a killer startup marketing budget, you will be well-equipped to help executives understand and buy into your vision. A marketing budget should detail how much you’ll spend on paid advertising, fit into your overall strategy, and prove a worthy expenditure based on revenue earned. In a world where 82% of startups fail from cash flow problems, the stakes are higher for these new businesses. Startups often face limited resources and smaller budgets, making it difficult to […]
How to (Easily) Make Perfect Content Calendars in Google Sheets
What do you use spreadsheets for? If you’re anything like me, you likely use them to collect data, track campaign or blog post analytics, or keep track of weekly assignments. But have you ever thought about using spreadsheets to make a calendar? If not, let me tell you why Google Sheets is the perfect tool for your content calendar. If you often work on campaigns for a few different clients, creating individual calendars in Google Sheets could be uniquely useful for ensuring the client understands when certain content will go live. Alternatively, perhaps you need to create an internal Google […]