According to a new analysis from the Pew Research Center, Americans ages 18–49 were more likely to accurately categorize factual statements as facts and opinion statements as opinions. You can test your own ability here, no matter your … [Read more...]
Better Management Could Spur a New Era of Economic Growth
The Harvard Business Review says we can manage a new era of economic growth spurring innovation and efficiency. A grassroot innovation (Photo credit: rakesh_s(introspecting)) Among economists, business leaders, and others, the debate continues over … [Read more...]
Use Already Established Audiences to Build Your Own
Some Criteria for using an Already Established Audiences Strategy, also referred to as “Other People’s Audiences” (OPA). 1. Size Getting in front of a large audience is, in general, a good idea. But only if you satisfy the other criteria below. 2. … [Read more...]