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How to Engage & Recruit Great Passive Candidates

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You already know how to recruit active candidates. They’re easy to find. They’re the ones with the ready-to-go resume and up-to-date website. They’re attending networking events, following your company on social media, and applying for your open positions. However, if your active candidates are not the right candidate, recruiters have to go beyond those seeking employment now to strengthen their company’s workforce—by building a pipeline of passive candidates.

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Covid-19 Crisis: Helping Those on the Front Line

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On Saturday March 28th, I received a message on my personal email inbox from a representative of the Gendarmerie Nationale (one of France’s national police forces), asking me if Digimind could help them in the management of the Covid-19 crisis by providing free access to our web listening technologies.

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Google's May 2020 Core Update: Winners, Winnerers, Winlosers, and Why It's All Probably Crap

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Posted by Dr-Pete On May 4, Google announced that they were rolling out a new Core Update. By May 7, it appeared that the dust had mostly settled. Here’s an 11-day view from MozCast: We measured relatively high volatility from May 4-6, with a peak of 112.6° on May 5. Note that the 30-day average temperature prior to May 4 was historically very high (89.3°).

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How to influence decision-makers.

Mind Shifts

Working from home these days have you noticed how many more special offers, webinars, seminars, classes, podcasts are coming our way? How do we stand out from all this noise to grab the attention of decision-makers? With all kinds of decision-makers (parents, consumers, executives etc) being bombarded with online information and online services, I loved these tips from Marshall Goldsmith providing advice on how to be more effective in influencing decisions.

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Prepare Now: 2025s Must-Know Trends For Product And Data Leaders

Speaker: Jay Allardyce, Deepak Vittal, and Terrence Sheflin

As we look ahead to 2025, business intelligence and data analytics are set to play pivotal roles in shaping success. Organizations are already starting to face a host of transformative trends as the year comes to a close, including the integration of AI in data analytics, an increased emphasis on real-time data insights, and the growing importance of user experience in BI solutions.

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The Promotion Gap for Women in 2020: Yes, It Still Exists.

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“Taking your seat at the table doesn’t work so well, I thought, when no one wants you there.”. These words from investor and business executive Ellen Pao, who unsuccessfully sued former employer Kleiner Perkins for gender discrimination, no doubt resonates with many women struggling for recognition in corporate America. [ This data was pulled in January 2020.

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How to Stay Creative With an SEO-Driven Content Strategy

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Posted by Caroline-Forsey When I first joined HubSpot's blogging team in January 2018, I loved our writing process. Once a month, we all met in a conference room with a list of ideas on Google Docs which were pitched one-by-one (intricate, I know). The process was extremely creative, iterative, and collaborative. Of course, it was also often a matter of guess-and-check.

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How to maximize marketing dollars, even in a downturn

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Marketers have always had to work on a tight budget. And in recent years, even before the novel coronavirus came along and turned the world upside down, they were getting tighter. To wit: Findings from Gartner’s most recent CMO Spend Survey , released last October, revealed that marketing budgets dropped below 11% of company revenue for the first time since 2014.

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The Promotion Gap for Women: Yes, It Still Exists

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“Taking your seat at the table doesn’t work so well, I thought, when no one wants you there.” These words from investor and business executive Ellen Pao, who unsuccessfully sued former employer Kleiner Perkins for gender discrimination, no doubt resonate with many women struggling for recognition in corporate America. [The data in this blog was pulled in January 2020, before COVID-19 created drastic changes in employment—especially for women.

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Introducing Power BI Governance and Adoption Good Practices Series

BI Insight

In my experience working in IT industry from early 2000 one aspect of dealing with data that is always taken very seriously is data governance. For many years the industry learnt how important it is to have a data governance process in place to keep your data safe and healthy so you get the most … Continue reading Introducing Power BI Governance and Adoption Good Practices Series.

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Gain a Competitive Edge With This Scenario Planning Toolkit

In a world where uncertainty and change are constant, scenario planning empowers companies with the agility and competitive edge needed to thrive. Download the toolkit to fortify your business strategy , set up your competitive positioning , and ensure your company is poised to respond to any future scenario.

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Risk-Averse Link Building - Best of Whiteboard Friday

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Posted by rjonesx. Building links is an incredibly common request of agencies and consultants, and some ways to go about it are far more advisable than others. Whether you're likely to be asked for this work or you're looking to hire someone for it, it's a good idea to have a few rules of thumb. In this classic Whiteboard Friday chock full of evergreen advice, Russ Jones breaks things down.

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2 Key Elicitation Techniques: Listen and Be Silent

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There are not enough listening ears. That’s been an issue for years as people have become more embedded into the quiet, digital space. In the COVID-19 environment, businesses are anxious to learn what they should be doing next. Business as usual isn’t, these days, and is not likely to return to the way it was before COVID-19. A great way to learn is to listen to your employees, customers, partners and supply chain.

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Unboxing the Predictive Intelligence Blackbox: 3 Types of Data You Need

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What if you could predict a customer’s next move before they even decide to make it? In the past, this question was purely hypothetical. But, thanks to technological advancements and mass data collection, predicting customer behavior has become a reality—and it’s changed the face of sales and marketing forever. One of the benefits of a large volume of information?

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Introducing Power BI Governance and Adoption Good Practices Series

BI Insight

In my experience working in IT industry from early 2000 one aspect of dealing with data that is always taken very seriously is data governance. For many years the industry learnt how important it is to have a data governance process in place to keep your data safe and healthy so you get the most … Continue reading Introducing Power BI Governance and Adoption Good Practices Series.

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Are Your Impact Comms Resonating With Stakeholders?

Whether your organization is at the start of its sustainability and impact journey or years into it, many brands share a common concern: the uncertainty of whether they are sending stakeholders mixed messages. Creating content that speaks to your audience's “love language” can be a tricky dance. But, worry not! 3BL has put together tips to ensure that your content not only finds its rhythm but also resonates with your target audiences.

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Use the Blank Sheet of Paper Test to Optimize for Natural Language Processing

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Posted by Evan_Hall If you handed someone a blank sheet of paper and the only thing written on it was the page’s title, would they understand what the title meant? Would they have a clear idea of what the actual document might be about? If so, then congratulations! You just passed the Blank Sheet of Paper Test for page titles because your title was descriptive.

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Unboxing the Predictive Intelligence Blackbox: 3 Types of Data You Need

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What if you could predict a customer’s next move before they even decide to make it? In the past, this question was purely hypothetical. But, thanks to technological advancements and mass data collection, predicting customer behavior has become a reality—and it’s changed the face of sales and marketing forever. One of the benefits of a large volume of information?

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How to Build a Sales Territory Plan with a Buyer-Centric Approach

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There’s a lot to think about when developing an annual sales plan to support your organization’s strategy and objectives: New customer acquisition, customer retention, increasing share of wallet, resource budgeting … just to name a few. But don’t forget about your sales territory plan. It’s a critical team effort to determine the best place to win. In this blog, you’ll learn how to create a sales territory plan in 3 steps: Identify buyer-centric market opportunities Calculate your Total Addressa

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Y2K Changed Business Forever. So Will COVID-19.

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A sense of foreboding. New fears every week. Businesses squeezed. While these words may sound like life during the pandemic, they also describe the eerie period 20 years ago when the world grappled with another formidable enemy: the Y2K bug. Despite heightened apprehension, Y2K didn’t cripple society, although changes came for businesses that ended up lasting permanently.

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7 Strategies to Gather (and Actually Use) Competitive Intel from Employees

Leaders in competitive intel know that the employees who interact with customers and prospects every day hold valuable competitive insights that could help win sales. But they don’t have a good plan or system to gather, organize, and share these insights with the stakeholders who need them. In this eBook, we outline 7 strategies to make it easier to build and scale an employee sharing program that will drive competitive advantage.

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Y2K Changed Business Forever. So Will COVID-19.

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A sense of foreboding. New fears every week. Businesses squeezed. While these words may sound like life during the pandemic, they also describe the eerie period 20 years ago when the world grappled with another formidable enemy: the Y2K bug. Despite heightened apprehension, Y2K didn’t cripple society, although changes came for businesses that ended up lasting permanently.

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