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Turn TikTok Scrolls into Sales: Inside Our New Agentic Commerce Partnership
In the past three months, 27% of consumers have reported making a purchase on a social shopping platform. This is led by 48% of Gen Z consumers and 37% of Millennial consumers, according to Salesforce Shopping Index data. When it comes to TikTok, shoppers expect more than just mere introduction to new products. They also want the ability to purchase the items they find without ever leaving the app.
From Newsletter to Pilot: How I Accidentally Rebuilt My Writing Career
My name is Jon Stahl. I’m a recovering TV writer who worked in the writers’ room of the final two seasons of Veep on HBO and wrote on the animated FOX sitcom HouseBroken. I was fortunate enough to pitch jokes that made it into the final cut of the former and write a full episode of the latter (alongside my writing partner). Prior to that, I worked in the writers’ room of a live-action Nickelodeon show, an NBC multi-cam sitcom and the production offices of several TV shows and movies.
Salesforce Encourages All Washington Employees to Work Remotely in March
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread, we have a heightened awareness at Salesforce of our responsibility to our employees, customers, and partners. This includes doing our part to to help prevent further outbreaks. Out of an abundance of caution and aligned with King County recommendations, we are encouraging all Salesforce and Tableau employees based in our Seattle, Kirkland, and Bellevue offices to work remotely for the month of March.
Blazing Trails Podcast: Using Your Platform for Equality With Megan Rapinoe and Ibtihaj Muhammad
In a world of filters, media spin, and soundbites, we are all in desperate need of authenticity. We hunger for human stories, raw personality, and unbiased truth. It’s those desires that have given way to a rise of influencers and organizations calling for everyone everywhere to “embrace who you are” and “be an advocate for change.” At Dreamforce, we have the pleasure of listening to many noteworthy speakers talk about issues like this.
Dragons Eat Noodles on Tuesdays
Books Kids Fiction Dragons Eat Noodles on Tuesdays New Release Date March 26, 2019 A playful, interactive and laugh-out-loud-funny picture book with a deliciously hilarious ending! "Once upon a time," begins the big blue monster who is trying to tell a fabulous story. "It needs to be about a kid who is eaten by a dragon," he insists. But his little monster friend is not convinced that this is a good idea. "Dragon stories usually don't end well," he warns.
The 30 Most Genius Content Marketing Examples of 2015
Content marketing is heading for exciting new territory in 2016. A new survey finds that 64% of PR and marketing pros will increase content marketing efforts in 2016. Content expert and author Ann Handley predicts that content marketing will truly “grow up” in 2016, as content strategists tell “bigger stories with a braver focus and a bolder voice.” Content made headlines in 2015 for greater adoption and better results.
32 Theses About Nonprofit Compensation
32 Theses About Nonprofit Compensation Nonprofit work is hard work. It is complex, adaptive work where the answers are not known in advance — we have to invent them as we go. Most nonprofits are tackling huge problems with few resources and many face deep-pocketed opposition. Nonprofit work is long-term work. The problems we’re working on — climate change, inequality and injustice — didn’t emerge overnight, and we’re not going to solve them in a couple of years.
32 Theses About Nonprofit Compensation
32 Theses About Nonprofit Compensation Nonprofit work is hard work. It is complex, adaptive work where the answers are not known in advance — we have to invent them as we go. Most nonprofits are tackling huge problems with few resources and many face deep-pocketed opposition. Nonprofit work is long-term work. The problems we’re working on — climate change, inequality and injustice — didn’t emerge overnight, and we’re not going to solve them in a couple of years.
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