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Your Website Is Basically a Dating Profile—Make Sure It’s Not a Dealbreaker
Think of your website like speed dating: you have seconds to make a good impression before people move on. If your site is sloppy, boring, or all about you, potential customers will keep swiping past. In this post, discover the most common website “dating turn-offs” and how to build a site your audience wants to say yes to.
The $10,000 Gift Nonprofits Waste Every Month
Google offers nonprofits $10,000 in free search ads every month—but most never use it effectively. Learn why the Google Ads Grant gets wasted and how to turn it into real results for your organization.
No One Buys Confusion: What Tariffs Teach Us About Brand Messaging
When people don’t understand where a policy—or a business—is headed, trust erodes fast. The current confusion over tariffs offers a clear warning: if your messaging is vague or self-contradictory, customers won’t follow. Clarity isn’t optional—it’s the difference between confidence and chaos.
The Psychology of Fandom: Why March Madness Hooks You (and What That Says About Us)
Every March, millions of us morph into die-hard college basketball experts overnight. We obsess over brackets, cheer for teams we’d never heard of, and feel real heartbreak when they lose.
It’s not just sports—it’s psychology. March Madness hooks us because it taps into our deepest instincts: the power of story, the need to belong, the thrill of scarcity, and the rush of rivalry.
Want to understand why you care so much—and what that says about all of us? This post breaks down the hidden forces that turn casual viewers into lifelong fans.