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Former Google CEO Describes ‘Brutal’ Review Process For New Projects via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt shares details about the “brutal” review process employees had to go through when pitching ideas for new products. The post Former Google CEO Describes ‘Brutal’ Review Process For New Projects appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

YouTube Disables Hidden Subscriber Counts via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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As part of a more significant effort to fight creator impersonation, YouTube has stopped allowing channels to hide the number of subscribers they have. The post YouTube Disables Hidden Subscriber Counts appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

How We Create The Perfect SEO Brief That Aligns Teams & Beats Competition via @sejournal, @hethr_campbell

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Does aligning SEO goals with multiple teams and departments feel like herding cats? It’s time to try the perfect SEO brief. The post How We Create The Perfect SEO Brief That Aligns Teams & Beats Competition appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Inflation’s Impact On Ad Spend Detailed In Merkle Report via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson

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Read on to learn how advertisers are prioritizing machine learning, first-party data, and the impacts that inflation imposes on marketing performance. The post Inflation’s Impact On Ad Spend Detailed In Merkle Report appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Small Business Marketing: How To Safely Try New Strategies via @sejournal, @hethr_campbell

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SMBs: Taking risks doesn’t have to be scary. Let’s explore tested, successful marketing strategies as a safe path to expanding into uncharted territory. The post Small Business Marketing: How To Safely Try New Strategies appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Hey, These Aren’t My Competitors!

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You know your competitors, and you’re not going to let some damned SEO tool tell you different! Hey, I’ll give you the first part, but there are a lot of reasons that the results from a tool like True Competitor might not match your expectations, and that could be a good thing. I’m going to dig into five of those reasons: You’re living in the past You’ve hit a brick wall You can’t see the trees You’re stuck in one tree We’re just plain wrong First, the toughest one to hear — the world is changing, and you’re not changing […]

How Full-Cycle Recruiting Can Improve Your Recruitment Process

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Job vacancies can cost a company an average of $500 per day. Companies can save money, improve the quality of their hires, eliminate communication gaps, and increase accountability during the recruitment process by implementing a full-cycle recruitment strategy. The full-cycle recruitment process is managed by a single full-cycle recruiter or full-cycle recruiting agency. Full-Cycle Recruiting Process The full-cycle recruiting process includes six stages: preparing, sourcing, screening, selecting, hiring, and onboarding. Preparing The first stage of the full-cycle recruiting process is the preparing stage. A recruiter will begin this stage by working with a hiring manager to identify a hiring need […]

The University of Oregon Is Using NFTs to Support Women in Student Athletics

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Crypto and NFTs have been leveraged for some incredibly good causes — from supporting Ukrainian citizens affected by war to funding scientific research. Now universities are taking advantage of the technology to help students raise money. Division Street, a sports venture company that helps create marketing programs to maximize revenue opportunities for University of Oregon student-athletes, recently announced the upcoming launch of an NFT collection that will benefit participating Oregon Ducks women student-athletes.  The collection, entitled Visions of Flight, will honor the upcoming 50th anniversary of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972,  the comprehensive federal law that made […]

Talks This Week May Decide the Future of NFTs in the EU

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European Union (EU) negotiators are meeting this week in an attempt to finalize a broad range of rules related to crypto and NFTs. Specifically, the new regulations are aimed at combatting money laundering and could establish an authorization regime for crypto service providers. The documents were prepared by France, CoinDesk reports. Notably, these rules could force people who create non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to centralize and register with governments. According to the documents, this means that an NFT creator would need to be “a legal person rather than a decentralized entity.” As a result, they would have to register their information […]

It’s Time to Talk About the Baseless BAYC Nazi Claims

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On October 2, 1984, author and media theorist Neil Postman gave the keynote address at the Frankfurt Book Fair. In that address, Postman presented an essay entitled “Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Showbusiness.” During his talk, he surprised the crowd by saying he thought the fair’s theme, which was focused on George Orwell, was a mistake. Of the two defining dystopian novels of the 20th century, Postman argued that Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World got it right, not Orwell’s 1984.  “Orwell missed the mark completely,” he explained in a statement that remains, for some, as startling […]
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