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The Greatest Lie They Tell You: Quit Your Day Job to Be An Entrepreneur

There is another wayPhoto by Jack B on UnsplashI was twelve when I realised I wanted to be a businesswoman.I just decided to give up a year’s contract at the best football club in the county because I had other ideas. I’d relentlessly watched Dragon’s Den and I was going to be a big dog. By fourteenContinueContinue reading “The Greatest Lie They Tell You: Quit Your Day Job to Be An Entrepreneur”

How Global Warming Spured a Revolution in Sports Training with CORE Tech Leading the Charge

The world is heating up, and not just metaphorically. July marked a significant milestone in our planet’s climate timeline, witnessing the hottest month ever recorded in human history. The sizzling temperatures touched triple digits across most of the United States and various regions worldwide. This unprecedented heatwave, although alarming, is catalyzing the birth of anContinueContinue reading “How Global Warming Spured a Revolution in Sports Training with CORE Tech Leading the Charge”

AI Ethics for Your Business

According to FreshBooks study, 25% of small businesses are already using AI in some form, and 2 out of 3 businesses say they’ll be trying generative AI within the next 12 months. What’s more, 60% say that AI will dramatically change their businesses within the next 5 years. With the growing use of ChatGPT and otherContinueContinue reading “AI Ethics for Your Business”

Impact of SEO Services on Your Online Presence

Trillions of searches take place every year. Any business’s online marketing strategy must include SEO and brands that want to be seen, found, and trusted. However, showing clients that their long-term investment in SEO services is paying off can be challenging. That’s where AgencyAnalytics comes in. Increased Traffic A vital component of digital marketing isContinueContinue reading “Impact of SEO Services on Your Online Presence”

3 Ways You Can Prepare Now for 2024 Open Enrollment

2024 Open Enrollment: The Power of Early Preparation The labor landscape was undoubtedly a roller coaster in the first half of 2023, and employers are still along for the ride. During the past year, the market experienced a record number of employee quits, a jump in talent shortages, and increased workplace demands from workers –ContinueContinue reading “3 Ways You Can Prepare Now for 2024 Open Enrollment”