The Truth About College Mergers
Following the pandemic, colleges across the US are experiencing financial strain, enrollment drops, and overall are struggling to stay afloat. Reports show that in the near future, as many as 500 colleges and universities are at risk of closure, and enrollment has seen anywhere between a 6% and 16% decline in recent years. In addition, …
The Self-Sovereign Worker: How Independent Careers are Becoming the Norm
Self-sovereignty, which is the ability for an individual or business to have sole ownership over their data, is fueling the charge towards the evolution of Web3. Developed from the most primitive versions of Web1 and Web2, Web3 is the current form of a decentralized online space that is essentially owned by everyone. Developers have been …
Watching the Future of Live Video
Live video has become increasingly effective and popular. With streaming gaining popularity, consumers want more and more live videos. Businesses need live video in this digital age, for 75% of CEOs claim that video conference calls will entirely replace audio-only conference calls, and 70 percent of professionals work remotely at least one day a week. …
The Historic Strain on Colleges
College is one of the greatest determining factors of success in the modern world, yet still, for more and more people every year, it’s just not worth the investment. Undergraduate enrollment fell by over 7% from 2019 to 2021, a historic decrease. What’s causing this dramatic shift in college enrollment? The answer is naturally complex, …
Finding Economic Stability Through Gold Investments
Historically, gold has been a fantastic investment to protect against economic volatility. In an age of inflation, gold is a stable choice. Since the early 1930s, the U.S. dollar has lost 99% of its value against gold. Amidst the shutdowns due to COVID-19, supply and demand were greatly affected. Due to this, our economy is …
The Mandela Effect and Your Memory
For anyone that’s ever had Jiffy peanut butter, read the Berenstain Bears, or owned a Monopoly box with a monocled Monopoly man on it, well, check again. These are three examples of what has now been deemed the Mandela Effect. Named after the misremembering of Nelson Mandel’s death in 1980. Jiffy peanut butter is simply …
How to Effectively Find Your Audience on Social Media
Social media is the most effective way to find an audience today. With millions of users in the United States alone, effectively marketing your content on social media can lead to great success. It can be difficult to cater to so many users though, so it is important to understand how to best use social …
How Probiotics Work to Improve Your Health
Probiotics are some of the most popular health supplements used across the country. With over 20 million Americans suffering from a chronic digestive disease, people look to probiotics to help heal their digestive system. So how do probiotics work, and do they actually help people feel better? Probiotics are marketed as helping to build “good …
Why You Should be Using Facebook Watch to Build Your Brand
As of 2022, Facebook is the most-used social media platform in the world, with users spending an average of 19.6 hours per month browsing the site. This dependence can be harnessed into a marketer’s dream, giving you access to millions of receptive individuals who could benefit from your product or service. As an entrepreneur or …
Generation Z: The Newest Addition to the Economy
Gen Z is made up of more than 2 billion young people! Gen Zers all fall between the ages of 10 and 22, meaning the vast majority of them are starting to make and spend their own money and are thinking about the products and brands they want to support. With such a large group …