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Monthly Archives: April 2020
An Era of ‘Fake News’
Ever since the advent of the internet, there has been tidal waves of information available to anyone at any time. This technological advancement has in fact created a new faucet of life. Presently, we can execute a myriad of “chores” … Continue reading
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Camp Gladiator Fitness has changed to a new norm: Let’s Hustle from Home!
Our health is more important than ever before! Exercise strengthens your heart and lungs, keeps your immune system healthy, and keeps your mind from falling into depression. At Gladiator Camp, we are committed to staying active by providing healthy alternatives … Continue reading
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Art of Decluttering
Clutter. We all have it. Maybe it is just a drawer, closet, extra room or office. Sometimes, an entire house. Over the past 50 years, the average size of American homes have tripled (Adler, 2006) and have at least 300,000 … Continue reading
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Disney: A Case Study in Leveraging Created and Curated Content
Anyone who has been a part of managing social media channels understands how challenging it can be to flush out a well-thought out and strategic content calendar that effectively engages audiences. After all, most brands try to post quality content … Continue reading
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The Happiest Place On Earth is Closed!
Disney is temporarily closed due to Covid 19. This pandemic has really changed the world with the social distancing policy being put into effect to reduce its spread. Disneyland has yet to inform people about when they will reopen, but … Continue reading
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Can We Still Advertise?
The world of advertising strongly relies on events, sports, movies and television to stay alive. Ads are sold in all verticals to assure brands that their product will be seen by millions of people. Large sporting events like the Olympics … Continue reading
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Can Video Game Marketing Avoid Demonstrating Violence?
Although not currently in the spotlight the neverending debate of violence, video games, and gun control often stirs after the tragic events of mass shootings. The inhumane acts of violence and hatred have made video games become a common target. … Continue reading
Good Deeds Equal Good Business During Coronavirus Crisis
The new coronavirus has more than 90% of Americans under stay-at-home orders – some working from home and others out of work until the virus has run its course. This has left consumers both wary about spending money on non-essential … Continue reading
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Locked in Doors? No Worries, You can Still Stay Fit!
As many of us may know, the COVID – 19 has taken the world to the next level. Many countries have mandated that their citizens stay in doors until further notice, unless they need to go out for essential. The … Continue reading
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Actions Speak Louder Than Ads
COVID-19 is all that anyone (including this blog) can talk about, and for good reason. It is completely changing the world as we know it and is creating a new normal. As we all try to figure out what this … Continue reading
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