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National Book Lover’s Day 2020
For this National Book Lover’s Day, our creatives are weighing in on which books are helping them “escape” and which are helping them “reconnect.”
Branding
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Let’s take a walk down memory lane and look at five lessons to market your product like He-Man.

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    Content
    Are you just throwing your content away?
    One flaw in many content marketing plans is developing heaps of content and then doing nothing to measure it. That's why you need content measurement.
    Content
    Here’s why numbers matter in your marketing
    What gets measured gets done. Here’s why marketing metrics matter.
    Content
    Sun Tzu and 5 audience analysis tips
    Sun Tzu said, “if you know your audience and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred emails.“…Or something like that.
    UX + UI
    Good UX enriches lives. Bad UX can kill.
    Good UX/UI design can mean the difference between success and disaster.
    Content
    7 tips to make your website voice search friendly
    “Hey, Goolexiri, tell me about SEO for voice.”
    Work the Fun
    ADG has gone to the dogs!
    Whether in the office or working from home, dogs can be a real benefit to your employees. That's why we're celebrating Bring Your Dog to Work Day!
    Work the Fun
    Be intentional with internal communications to unite your team
    Even as some companies return to their workspaces, many employees will remain out of the office. Internal communications can unite your employees.
    Graphic Design
    Four principles for clear cyber communications
    How do you deliver clear cybersecurity communications in a quick and compelling manner?
    UX + UI
    A design-thinking reaction to Drucker
    Peter Drucker’s seminal 1973 book Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices is considered essential reading for economists and entrepreneurs. But what can it teach us about human-centered design?