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This Breakfast Brand is Making Us Hungry With a Never-Before-Seen Marketing Stunt
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· Waylae Gregoire
Rotten Tomatoes Founder: How His Startup Survived the Last Market Crash — Because It’s About to Happen Again
i Our generation’s entrepreneurs could really use some wisdom right about now. A financial crisis might be looming and young entrepreneurs today were probably in middle school when the last one hit — we grasshoppers clearly haven’t learned.
· Editorial Staff
Best Marketing Stunt Ever: Real-Life Mario Kart
For many in our generation, Mario Kart on the Nintendo 64 was and is still a staple in our childhood development (some of us are forever children). If Mario Kart has a special place in your heart, then you’ll love this marketing stunt that Nintendo and Pennzoil used to promote…
· Ryan Holiday
9 Tips to Marketing a Boring Business
Featured Image via Wikimedia. The problem with a lot of marketing advice is that the examples they use are not exactly typical. It’s hard for businesses, particularly smaller businesses, to relate to the bold innovations of companies like Apple or Tesla. Not everyone is an…
· Michael Tunney
Here’s How 10 Startups Exploded Using Creative Marketing
“Marketing has always been about the same thing—who your customers are and where they are.” – Noah Kagan
· Gary Vaynerchuk
This is the Biggest Mistake a Young Entrepreneur Can Make
A common question I get all the time: what is the biggest mistake young entrepreneurs are making? They’re building businesses that only work during the best-case market scenarios.
· Editorial Staff
How Two Guys Turned a Startup That Sells $1 Razors into a $615 Million Company
Back in March 2012, Venice-based startup Dollar Shave Club released a promotional video that went immediately went viral all over the internet. It drew 2 million views within the first three days of launch, and the company received 5,000 paying subscribers on its first day. The…
· Riley Schatzle
Why Women Who Win the World Cup Earn $2 Million While Men Earn $8 Million For Losing
The pay gap between male and female workers doesn’t just exist at the office — it’s also present in sports. The Women’s World Cup championship game kicked off Sunday evening in Vancouver, Canada at BC Place Stadium. Millions worldwide watched a game that would eventually end…
· Riley Schatzle
SoBe Freaked People Out With Their Suspicious ‘Help Me’ Bottle Cap Messages
People across the U.S. are finding questionable messages underneath the caps of SoBe beverages. Founded in 1996, SoBe, the popular fruit-flavored tea drink among basic bros, is actually short for South Beach, supposedly to be representative of the vibe and rhythm of the sunny…
· Riley Schatzle
Harvard MBA Will Pay $10,000 For the Perfect Girlfriend in Alabama
Apparently the market for finding love in Birmingham, Alabama is not so kind, especially for one Harvard graduate with an MBA degree — maybe a $10,000 reward could turn things around? Ren You, 29, is your typical employed, highly educated guy. He is a Harvard MBA who now works…
· Editorial Staff
How an Accidental Meeting With a Multi-Millionaire Changed This Entrepreneur’s Life Forever
Amanda Slavin is no different than a lot of millennials today. She grew up in a relatively upper-class neighborhood in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey and had parents that supported her financially. This was Slavin’s reality for the first 16 years of her life and something she grew…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
Google’s Photo Recognition Software Thinks Two Black People are ‘Gorillas’
Google Photo’s facial-recognition software can classify pictures — whether they are of people, pets or objects, among other things — according to their content using automatic image labeling. However, image recognition algorithms can also get a picture’s subjects wrong, like…
· Gary Vaynerchuk
4 Ways to Find out What Your Strengths Are
The key to loving your job is to ask yourself one simple question: “What is my biggest strength?” Think about it: so many people are in jobs they hate because they haven’t found that one true passion. They are good at a few things so that’s what they do here and there, but they…
· Sebastian Dillon
Wall Street Intern Wins $18 Million in Epic Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Hanna Bouveng, a 25-year-old former marketing intern, is now $18 million richer after winning a sexual harassment case against her 43-year-old former boss, Benjamin Wey, the CEO of New York Global Group. Back in 2013, Bouveng, the granddaughter of a Swedish billionaire aluminum…
· Riley Schatzle
Entrepreneur Reveals the Two Ways Lunch with Warren Buffett Changed His Life
Warren Buffett, left, and Guy Spier, far right. Every year, billionaire investor Warren Buffett partners with the GLIDE Foundation to auction off a “power lunch” with the Oracle of Omaha. In 2007, Guy Spier, the author of “The Education of a Value Investor” and a manager of…
· Laura Dang
Man Wins $1 Million From Lottery Ticket Given as Last-Minute Father’s Day Gift
A man in Pennsylvania became an instant millionaire from a scratch-off lottery ticket that was given to him as a last-minute Father’s Day gift. Joseph Morrah, a 61-year-old truck driver, was less than 200 days away from retirement, but is taking an early leave thanks to his new…
· Riley Schatzle
Hong Kong Among Cities with Least Attractive People in the World, According to Tinder Survey
According to a new study conducted by market research institution Gfk, Americans view the people of Los Angeles as the most attractive in the world, while the people of Hong Kong are seen as the least attractive. Gfk polled 1,000 Americans to determine their attitudes toward…
· Sebastian Dillon
Spearfishing Huntress Reveals the Price of Following Your Dreams
Like most bustling metropolitan workers in London, 28-year-old French-Canadian Valentine Thomas goes to work raising capital for the hedge fund she’s employed at. However, as soon as she gets out of the office, she goes to work on her real passion — spearfishing. The world…
· Riley Schatzle
‘Taxi Versus Uber Driver’ Protests Turn Violent in France
On Thursday, French taxi drivers finally hit their boiling point with Uber, and especially its unlicensed Uberpop drivers, stealing their riders. UberPop is a transportation service that allows private drivers to carpool individuals who are traveling in the same direction. At…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
Revolutionary 8-Minute Surgery Can Give You Perfect Eyesight Forever
A new eye lens currently in development will give humans unprecedented eyesight that’s far better than 20/20 vision. Perfect eyesight for everyone, including those who are old or who have health problems, will soon be a reality as an optometrist from British Columbia has…
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