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Daily Archives: Tuesday, 1 August 2017 11:59 am
Handling Marketing “Helmet Fire”
Helmet fire, also known as task saturation, is a silent killer among pilots. As more things happen at once, you start to fail. You might get fixated on one thing–like the 20 cent light that killed 101 aboard Eastern Air … Continue reading
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Tagged digital marketing, targeting, task saturation
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I’m testing something now and have temporarily turned on WordPress’s WordAds. I’ll turn them off in a day or two.
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