 Photo by Kat Jayne from Pexels Most articles talk about dealing with the emotion of FEELING overwhelmed.
My unscientific observation is that people who ALWAYS feel overwhelmed:
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This article is originally published on Democrat & Chronicle A few months ago, I received a letter from a store saying they no longer carry a type of chips. According to their records, I bought two bags of chips in the last two years. So they thought they should let me know and suggested I try a few other chips instead.
About month ago, I visited an industrial services' website by accident. Since then, I get their online ad wherever I go. Not in a million years would I have the need to buy anything remotely like that. Regardless, I’m under their radar now. Despite what people say, we don’t have much privacy anymore. This article is originally published on Democrat & Chronicle, a USA Today network I was on the panel last Friday at the Tech Startup Expo, approached by business owners and tech company founders who were eager to get more publicity about their business.
Listening to pitches for 45+ minutes straight is brutal. Trying to remember all the people and what their business is about is even harder.  Image credit: https://pixabay.com/en/leather-denim-blue-jeans-jeans-1516000/ This article is originally published on Democrat & Chronicle, a USA Today network If I hear one more time a social media “expert” saying “It’s the engagement that matters. People just want to join the conversation”, I will vomit.
“Social media marketing” has become a buzzword. More businesses jump onto the bandwagon because they’re afraid of “missing out”. But really, it rarely works, nor pays for itself. |
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