Find Your Why: How company culture goes beyond the workplace

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Most of us spend the majority of our lives at the office, so being a part of a company culture that's rewarding can make a huge difference.

Why Storytelling in Media Relations Matters

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So how do you make your business different? How do you effectively reach your targets and make them remember you? That is where public relations, or earned media, comes into play.

Trending from G/L: Does YouTube have a legitimate online video competitor in Vessel?

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It appears Vessel is doing exactly what needs to be done to compete with YouTube in the online video sphere.

Trending from G/L: Hiring an Advertising Agency the Right Way

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A strong agency partnership fosters trust and paves a path for high-quality strategic, creative work to emerge.

Trending from G/L: Sponsored Content on Instagram keeps growing

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Advertising on social media is big business in general, but there’s currently around $1 billion dollars of sponsored content on Instagram alone.

Trending from G/L: Rail Safety getting the Google treatment

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Rail safety remains a critical issue for the transportation industry. Learn what Google is doing to help.

Trending from G/L: How far will personalized marketing and advertising technology go?

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Advertising has a coercively isomorphic relationship with the tech industry; meaning the development and evolution of advertising is at least partially linked to technological innovation.

The Product Life Cycle: A Guide from Start to Finish

Luke Smith
The marketing support you provide during each crucial phase of the product life cycle can greatly impact the length of each phase and the success of your product.

Trending from G/L: How Nike’s relationship with LeBron remains timeless

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Even before he'd played his first professional game for the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2003, Nike had signed LeBron James to a deal worth $90 million.

Trending from G/L: How Patagonia let Denali have the spotlight

Meg Strange
Brands have to be careful with emotion, though. They can’t just jump on a serious issue solely for the purpose of banking off its attention—consumers hate this.
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