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Unique Retreat Ideas For Companies
As the world is coming back online, and people are resuming normal work, even those managing remote teams are looking for ways to get everyone together. Here the folks over at Help Scout created a great list of unique retreat ideas. If with Covid-19 somewhat in the rear view mirror you’re looking to plan out […]
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7 YouTube Stats & Fun Facts
Since 2005 YouTube has been an incredibly popular video streaming service. Even with competition from the likes of Facebook, and TikTok, the platform is unquestionably one of the top social networks. YouTube Was Founded In February 2005 Three former PayPal employees, Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim, registered the company in February 2005 and […]
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Elon Musk Sells Billions of Dollars in Tesla Stock Ahead of Twitter Purchase
Elon Musk needs to find $21 billion in cash to complete his purchase of Twitter. The remainder of the $44 billion deal is being financed with debt and a margin loan. According to multiple news sources. So on Thursday, Musk sold a portion of his stock in Tesla, around $4 billion of it per forms […]
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Coffeezilla Publishes A Brutal Take Down Of SafeMoon Cryptocurrency
Coffeezilla claims to have uncovered the addresses of wallets belonging to SAFEMOON’s founder Kyle Nagy, and CEO John Karony. And alleges that Nagy siphoned SAFEMOON tokens from the liquidity pool, while Karony, intercepted tokens before they could reach the pool. All this despite SAFEMOON’s claims of a Locked liquidity pool. For context, a liquidity pool […]
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Contract breaches, corporate malfeasance and NDA’s
Startup culture is strange, full of many litigious assholes who send out NDA’s to ask for your help. The problem is contracts are only as strong as the ability to enforce them. One ad agency founder wrote about his experience with a startup Called Spring Free EV founded by a VC named Sunil Paul. The startup negotiated […]
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UX and SEO Agree, Keeping Things Simple Makes For A Good Website.
All those cool widgets and embeds you like because they make your site “better”. You know the chatbox, Yelp reviews carousel, the fly-in Instagram imbed that looks like a 90s PowerPoint slide, that neat jQuery-driven social share widget &c, those are making your site slow, and that’s bad for both UX and SEO. It doesn’t […]
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Best Virtual Team Building Companies
Moniker Partners Moniker Partners started as a company that planned corporate retreats and, like other corporate retreat planners, shifted towards virtual events at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The company offers a variety of the best virtual escape rooms, that can accommodate large teams. teambuilding teambuilding is known for team building events for virtual, hybrid and in-person […]
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TikTok Surpasses Google: What That Means For Marketing
A few years ago, TikTok was largely viewed as an annoyance. A platform, only disruptive in the sense that its watermark was popping up on Twitter and Instagram. But now, it surpasses Google as the most popular website of the year. Google is a search engine but was never a search company, search gets eyeballs, but […]
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Keep work parties virtual this year.
The holidays are upon us, and for those who work in offices, we have the possibility of holiday parties. Work parties are frequently considered a significant piece of office culture. Bosses can regularly feel they must host gatherings for their workers from time to time, trying to show appreciation and urge coworkers to get to […]
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Zoom wins the decade so far.
We are now two years into the 2020s and the only clear winner is Zoom. Zoom Video Communications, Inc. has crushing it, even if things are slowing down a bit. The company’s utility isn’t going to fade completely. Companies who planed cooperate retreats made a hard pivot to events and activities on Zoom. And while Zoom […]