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Roy Moore Said Muslims Shouldn’t Be Allowed To Serve In Congress By Reason Of Faith [Fact Check]

Roy Moore, who is a U.S. Senate candidate for Alabama, said that a practicing Muslim should not be allowed to serve in Congress by reason of his faith. Moore, who is currently facing allegations of sexual misconduct, wrote in 2006 that newly-elected Representative Keith Ellison, a Muslim, should be prohibited from taking the oath of […]

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The subtle ways advertisers target audiences — and why they shouldn’t

In the early days of advertising, the goal was to appeal to most people. With the right frequency and messaging, advertisers believed a brand would stick in the consciousness of the audience, eventually driving them to take action, such as a purchase, and ideally become a lifetime customer or subscriber. As advertising capabilities evolved, marketing

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10 Things You Shouldn’t Include in Your Email Marketing Campaigns [Infographic]

Are you looking for ways to improve your email marketing strategy? Want to know the common items that can adversely affect the success of your campaigns? Citipost Mail share ten things to leave out of your emails in the infographic below. First on their list is using too many words – you have 8 seconds

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Why you shouldn’t put too many eggs in one shopping basket

No matter where they’re located or what market they serve, retailers around the globe have questions about how consumers use search and Amazon. At Bing (my employer), we’ve found that retailers — regardless of size — ask us about the same three things: Where do consumers look for products online? How do users behave differently

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