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2024 is the year of 'ugly' content. How your business can benefit - Vimarsana News

2024 is the year of 'ugly' content. How your business can benefit

We’re witnessing a shift towards a more engaging style of content. It’s raw, authentic, and ugly. It’s advertainment at its best.

The Digital Picnic backs neuro-inclusivity with new initiative - Vimarsana News

The Digital Picnic backs neuro-inclusivity with new initiative

Melbourne-based The Digital Picnic will be covering the full cost of any employee wishing to seek out an autism and/or ADHD diagnosis.

I yawned in a meeting with a client when I was pregnant and exhausted. They fired me immediately and left my business a nasty review - Vimarsana News

I yawned in a meeting with a client when I was pregnant and exhausted. They fired me immediately and left my business a nasty review

A pregnant woman said a client fired the agency she worked for all because she yawned while in a meeting with them. The 'unkind and unforgiving'' client also left the business a 'nasty' Google review.

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Content Copywriting founder Sarah Spence launches new 'Content Rebels' podcast - Vimarsana News

Content Copywriting founder Sarah Spence launches new 'Content Rebels' podcast

Sarah Spence, founder of award-winning content marketing agency Content Copywriting, has launched The Content Rebels: a new podcast designed to explore the future of marketing, the messy middle of running a business and adapting to the unpredictable world of work in 2023 (and beyond). From AI

Sexual discrimination at work needs to end, and small businesses can lead the way - Vimarsana News

Sexual discrimination at work needs to end, and small businesses can lead the way

Tara Ladd outlines why, and how, small business can lead the way when it comes to ending sexual discrimination at work.