It’s always clear with Tier 1: those prosperous ones that are always in the news, with the leaders putting forward new initiatives, some of them sporting a stellar pair of stylish aviators. It’s more or less clear with Tier 3: they resurface every now and then, and they are considered ...
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The job market we knew just a few years ago doesn’t really exist anymore. Since then, remote work has become the new norm, traffic crosses borders back and forth and talent is no longer tied to a pin on the map. What did stay local for a while are budgets, decisions and hiring power. But now ...
Every few years, people rediscover something they swore they had outgrown. It’s not happening because people forgot how progress works. It’s just… When the present feels unstable, we tend to seek comfort in the idea that someone, somewhere, already figured this out once – and lived with it.
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Rumour has it everyone is sick of “New Year, New Me” resolutions. At least, if they weren’t before, they are now. The inbox is clogged with toxic productivity hacks and endless goal‑setting templates nobody asked for. The truth is, at the beginning of January, people aren’t looking for another ...
Before we fully introduce the subject at hand, answer one question: Do you find push ads annoying?
As a professional, you might be a trifle elusive, eager to find a dozen excuses to not call things what they are. As an ordinary user, you will express yourself in a more straightforward way: ...
Ever heard of DSPs? You undoubtedly have: they have been disseminated across cyberspace in huge amounts, and affiliates have quickly recognized that these tools are essential for running efficient, data-driven campaigns. Using DSP, you can do a variety of things: purchase digital ad inventory in ...
Holiday marketing has become a parody of itself. Q4 is a literal battlefield and its trenches are littered with “Best Gift Ever!” headlines nobody believes anymore. Audiences are numb to it all, scrolling past with the same energy they reserve for spam calls. Affiliates know the pain: you push ...
Oh, iGaming. Games, right? Everything related to games? In that case, the latest releases on Steam are part of the iGaming industry, correct?
If this is what you think about the iGaming industry, then you seriously misunderstand the term and apply it to all games you see. Even with the ...
So, Telegram. That “messaging app” you thought was just for memes and group chats. Meanwhile, it’s been mutating into something businesses are starting to eye like: wait, is this the place we should be connecting with people?
Already rolling your eyes, thinking “great, another marketing ...
As a mobile user, you expect miracles when you buy a new phone: the basic functions, such as calling and texting, are gradually stepping down — it’s nice to have a gadget that can do that, but we also pay attention to other features, not in the least to the vast ecosystem of services. These ...