Kroger has unveiled new technology hoping to ease shoppers’ experiences. In the days of Amazon curbside pickup and online shopping, convenience is everything, especially in large cities with mass audiences and limited parking such as Atlanta.
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As a business owner, it’s hard to know where you’ll land or the impact you’ll make over the course of 23 years in business. If someone had told me in the beginning where the path would take us, I wouldn’t have believed it.
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Coming back to the office after the holidays can be challenging. After relaxing and spending time with family and friends, it’s hard to get back into the daily grind. However, there are a few ways to refocus for the new year.
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Ordering a car ride is quickly becoming more like Amazon Prime, and I can’t say I’m surprised. Uber is now stepping up to the plate and testing its own subscription-style service with the public.
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Last week I led a crisis training for a nonprofit leadership team. It’s my favorite activity in public relations.
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What a whirlwind of a year 2018 was. The past few months have been particularly exciting for me personally, as I recently relocated to Atlanta, but also for #team360 as a whole. Our team grew significantly with the addition of some incredible team members, each bringing their own unique experience to the table.
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Atlanta is home base for numerous Fortune 500 companies such as Delta, Home Depot, UPS and Coca-Cola. But, much like its Phoenix symbol, the city has continued to rise and grow stronger. In recent years, it has become a hub for creative startups, forward-minded businesses and innovative thinkers.
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2019 marks another major milestone for 360 Media as we celebrate 23 years in business this month.
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You don’t always have to sit in a conference room when you meet with co-workers: Take a walk instead.
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When planning 2019 digital marketing efforts, companies need to look at past performance to understand how to optimize. But is what matters getting measured? For example, big numbers of followers on social media look great, but are those followers liking, sharing or acting on the calls to action?
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Sometimes we set goals for the future to make an excuse not to act right now. In my vocabulary, someday has become a word I use when I can’t think of a good reason why I can’t do something immediately.
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Why so serious at work? Laughter can actually be beneficial for your workplace, according to a recent article from Fast Company.
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When it comes to finding deals and bargains, honey, I’m all in. I recently came across Honey, a no-cost, easy-to-install browser extension that automatically finds and applies coupon codes at checkout for over 30,000 shopping sites. It’s the simplest savings program I’ve ever used. When you’re on a checkout page with a promo code field, Honey simply pops up, you click on “Apply Coupons,” and it takes care of the rest.
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We discovered the perfect holiday present for the duck hunter in your life. Lifelong waterfowler and Arkansan, Brent Birch, creator and editor of Greenhead magazine, has published “The Grand Prairie: A History of Duck Hunting’s Hallowed Ground.”
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Most of us spend lots of time with our co-workers. What could you do differently to be a better one? Sources from human resource blogs to Reader’s Digest offer tips on how to be a better co-worker.
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Business owners are constantly on a journey of self-improvement, but sticking to a new regimen is hard. One of my favorite Christmas gifts was a journal specifically designed to help set one new intention for the New Year.
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Finding the perfect gift for everyone on your list can be stressful. Add in whether or not to pick out something for co-workers and even the jolliest person might turn into a Scrooge.
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As we approach the heaviest shopping period of the year, retailers should be thinking about leveraging their in-store experiences to encourage shopper sharing on social media.
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‘Tis the season of giving. Not only can you give back to the community this holiday season, but so can your local small business. Here are some creative ways to get your business involved.
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You’re at the age where you start thinking more realistically when it comes to answering the “what do you want for Christmas?” question. Instead of saying “I don’t know,” say you’re looking to read more in 2019, and provide a list of titles that you’ve been eyeing for months. Whether you prefer reading a hardback, e-version or audiobook, adding reading to your daily routine is a great habit to form in 2019.
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To get noticed in today’s world, there must be something special about your brand – whether it is personal or a corporate brand.
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With so many great organizations to support, how do you pick just one and still make a lasting impact? There are a few things to consider before writing that check or volunteering.
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I’ve checked my email six times while writing this 100-word article, and I’m not alone. In a state of constant connection, it’s easy to go into communication overload.
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Emotional support animals can bring calm to people who need them – and legal confusion to employers.
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A midday gym session can be the best way to boost your energy levels during the workday. But the thought of redoing your hair or taking that second shower can be daunting.
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Up to 40 percent of food grown, processed and transported in the United States is never eaten, yet 1 in 8 Americans – or 40 million people – suffers food insecurity. The average four-person family wastes $1,500 a year on food.
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A challenging part of presentations can be managing questions during or after. They’re hard to control and sometimes audiences can use them to test you.
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This week marks the fifth anniversary of The Atlanta 100 – a simple idea our small team had that we could add something of value to the media landscape.
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Many business owners and marketers recognize the importance of social media but don’t realize that their social media practices might be affecting their website’s Google rankings. Here are a few quick tips to boost your SEO while continuing to grow your following:
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