There’s a new tool watching your cash flow automatically. Kabbage Insights predicts and calculates cash flow patterns so your small business can target deficits and surpluses. It’s a great way to plan when to expand, downsize and ride the ups and downs of your market. What’s more, it’s free. Small Business Trends contacted David Snitkof, […]
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October 9, 2018 4 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. What does the hip-hop music industry and marketing have in common? A lot. While musical artists such as Kanye West and Jay-Z are no strangers to marketing their product or themselves, they are entrepreneurs, too. At a recent conference keynote in
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Snapchat is launching dynamic ads in a move to woo retailers and direct-to-consumer product advertisers as shopping catalogues can now be synced with the platform in real time. Starting from today, advertisers can opt in to an open-beta test for dyanmic ads that would enable campaigns to start running within the next two weeks. They
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New England is known for fall foliage, devotion to its controversial football team and its concentration of small colleges. But financial challenges are endangering this institutional species, forcing campuses in the region to adapt or die. Since 2015, 14 institutions in New England have closed and nine have merged, says Barbara Brittingham, president of the
“Our second quarter and first half results were mixed with sales coming in below, but net earnings exceeding, our expectations,” CEO Allessandro Bogliolo said in a statement. Photographer: John Taggart/Bloomberg © 2015 Bloomberg Finance LP It was no surprise that Tiffany & Co. reported net sales were down for the second quarter 2019. That’s because
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The imminent demise of Abobe’s Flash Player, once the standard for displaying rich media in a browser, has inspired a project dubbed Ruffle, to preserve the legacy of Flash. Ruffle uses the Rust language and the WebAssembly binary format. Still in a proof-of-concept development phase, the open source Ruffle is a Flash player written in
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In some ways, the Expedia Group narrative about its struggling alternative accommodations unit, Vrbo, in the second quarter was fairly similar to the messaging three months ago: We’re working hard, and it won’t be until 2020 until our labors bear fruit. Expedia Group Mark Okerstrom said Thursday, during the company’s second quarter earnings call, that
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After 24 years navigating the corporate world as a marketing professional for corporations like AT&T and Petsmart, Chris Hofstetter was ready for reinvention. Looking to start “act two” of his career, Hofstetter moved to Chicago with his husband and dog, a Shih Tzu rescue named Louie, to start his own digital marketing company. Louie
Abovo has created the parody video “24/7 Branding” to the music of Mars’ hit song, with five of the company’s employees singing, dancing and performing to tout the firm’s marketing prowess. Staff at Abovo put about 200 hours into creating the video in-house, including the singing, color correction and animation. It was released on the
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Dopel Hopes to Become the New Positive (and private) Facebook Social media certainly plays a big role in the everyday lives of people. In fact, over 79 percent of the US has a social media profile of some kind, according to data provided by Statista. The massive use of social media to connect with friends
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