Month: June 2018

While businesses have heard countless ways to market to Millennials, it’s time marketers focused their skills on a new crop of consumers: Gen Z. Switching up tactics is key to survival, at least in the marketing world, and it’s essential businesses and marketers strive to create innovative ideas to appeal to the masses. Gen Z 101 The first thing to remember is that Gen Z is not the same as Millennials. While your marketing strategy likely appealed to that age … Continue reading “Want to Market to Gen Z? Here’s How”

Financial literacy is such an important part of adult life. Sadly, for numerous reasons, not everybody is aware of how to properly handle their finances, especially the younger generation. Unfortunately, only 24% of millennials currently demonstrate basic financial literacy, according to a study from the National Endowment for Financial Education. Additionally, only 7% of high-school students are currently considered financially literate. That’s where new financial literacy programs come into play. According to Market Watch, as part of Dow Jones Media … Continue reading “New Programs Helping People of All Ages With Financial Literacy”

The World GCC Natural Gas Market is growing tremendously. It has a market size that is expected to surpass $50 billion U.S. dollars by 2024, according to the latest study published in Global Market Insights, Inc. Another report conducted by Grand View Research predicts that yield improvement, cost reduction, and performance optimization are factors that will lead to the drive in the global specialty gas market over a six-year span from 2014 to 2020. There are a lot of concerns that might … Continue reading “Natural Gas Market Worth Is Growing In Part Because of Restrictions for Emissions Norms”

About 85% of urgent care centers are open seven days a week. These medical facilitates treat everything from sports injuries to severe illnesses. For years, employees across the country who were injured on the job were forced to visit emergency rooms and urgent care centers for immediate medial assistance. According to Bloomberg, Tesla chief executive officer (CEO) Elon Musk announced that his company is essentially doing great in terms of workplace injuries. However, shareholders are demanding a little more information … Continue reading “With National Workplace Injury Expenses Rising, Elon Musk Under a Microscope”

Tax season may be over, but for many criminals, it’s open season for scamming. You might have breathed a sigh of relief once Tax Day ended in April. However, your financial worries may not be over if you fall victim to an IRS scam. This is actually one of the more popular times for tax-related scams to occur, as many taxpayers are waiting to hear back from the agency. The IRS warns that consumers should be on the lookout for … Continue reading “IRS Warns Taxpayers and Practitioners About New Email Scams”

Automation may not be as problematic for working class jobs as previously thought. According to Forbes, automation may be the key to a small business renaissance in the near future. What makes small businesses unique is that they provide their audience with a customer experience large businesses can’t replicate. Now that software automation is becoming less expensive, small business owners will be able to multiply their customer service efforts. “We predict that AI and robotics will lead to some sort … Continue reading “Automation May Give Small Businesses A Surprising Leg Up”