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Your data-driven guide to a successful email marketing strategy
Research shows that one dollar spent on e-mail marketing can generate 42 times more revenue. And in the US, in 2019, advertisers spent more than $350 million on email-advertising to reach 3.9 billion people who use email daily.
By Mery Minasyan5 years ago in Education
How to Reduce Inflammation Naturally
Overview Inflammation is a natural healing process that indicates a body fighting against different infections and diseases. But on the other hand, chronic inflammation can become a reason for severe illnesses. Here in this blog, we will share some interesting insights on the foods that can help you fight chronic inflammation and some exciting tips to reduce inflammation naturally.
By Huda Akram5 years ago in Education
The Benefits of Extracurricular Activities at School
Academics and extracurricular activities are a crucial part of school education. Together they build the students' focus, teamwork abilities, etc., and offers the holistic education the students deserve and the parents expect. Extracurricular activities are a way to demonstrate who the students are beyond their classrooms and books and also provides them with an opportunity to discover and develop their unique talent. Academics and extracurricular activities together build up the leadership skills of a child and help them learn holistically.
By edify Chikkabanavara5 years ago in Education
Bioinformatics Training Program - Which one to choose?
Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary branch that combines biology and computer science. It aids in the storage and analysis of biological data. As the field of bioinformatics gets more relevant in research and studies pertaining to life sciences, the demand for credible training in the field is increasing. Several institutes are now offering training programs related to bioinformatics. In order to get access to the best career opportunities, you need to make the right decision when choosing a Bioinformatics training program for yourself.
By Vishal Kumar5 years ago in Education
First Women President of Liberia: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
In a man-driven world, if I may call it so, an achievement of any scale made by a woman is, to me personally, an enormous subject of pride. I sincerely believe that any achievement, even the smallest ones about which the world will never know, made by a woman is a significant step towards the elimination of stereotypes about gender roles in the society because each achievement affects at least one life. Pursuing professional goals, applying for scholarship fundings, and climbing up the career ladder women frequently face unfair and ungrounded criticism that, unfortunately, may come even from their loved ones.
By jessica r adam5 years ago in Education
The Key Benefits of Academic Transcription
Ongoing lectures and the need to jot down all that the educator says is something that most understudies battle with. Numerous college understudies have encountered this sort of scholarly circumstance regularly so technologies like translation can be extremely helpful.
By Daily Transcription5 years ago in Education
Education in the time of corona
From kindergarten to universities, education has become totally online.In this online education era, let's look into the details of this new way of education and what it has to offer. Education seems one of the most affected areas by the novel corona virus. The pandemic has created a major shift in teaching and learning methods. Both the teachers and students are still trying hard to accept the new normal ways of education. Those students and teachers who enjoyed the company and atmosphere of school or colleges will definitely find this time really frustrating.But there are ways to make the online mode of education fruitful and interactive.
By Arundhathy Devi5 years ago in Education
An Audition Story
I walked up two flights of steps to the second floor of the music building on the way to my first ever audition for a college music program. I was nineteen and had decided to start taking classes at St. Petersburg Junior College. It was mid-August, hot and humid.
By Leslie Perkel5 years ago in Education
