Should every marketer work at an agency? They don't have to by any stretch. Plenty of great marketers haven't. If you're young and early in your marketing career, I think it's a great place to build a foundation.

Now that an ex-Yelp employee who wrote an open letter to the CEO is on the job market, would I hire her or recommend her for a job? 

I got the Amazon Echo for Christmas this year. After two months with it, how and I enjoying it?

You may love Bernie Sanders. You could hate him. I don't care either way. His latest campaign ad is due some respect on marketing strategy alone. 

I took the longest break from tech (or really anything) since I've been out of school. Did I miss out on being disconnected? Hardly. 

Opportunities for growth will come, lots of times they're right in front of us. We just have to be willing to be open to them. 

I don't have any big goals. Just a lot of small ones. Ones that will force me into better daily habits and won't burn me out one month into the year. What are they? 

This false assumption impacts everything you do as a marketer. It can negatively affect your content strategy. It'll affect your ad campaigns. It'll affect how you present yourself and ultimately could affect how people perceive you. 

I'm testing out some new-ish methods of content distribution this next year. Will they work out? Or destroy the SEO of my site?

I tried out Mint, Personal Capital and EveryDollar for a month each. Which tool did I like best for tracking household budgets?