A New Year means new beginnings, for both your personal and professional life. At this time of year, we’re all about making goals and plans to better ourselves and our careers. Some people abandon them by the third week of January while others stick with them, but one may argue that it’s the thought and optimism that’s important.
In a way, it’s true. Even if you only work out every day for a few weeks, that’s a lot more than not going at all. The same is true for professional goals, even though there’s more riding on meeting your professional goals. Some action is better than no progress at all, so it’s important to look ahead. Make goals, and try your best.
We want to help. Of course, we can’t tell you what your goals for the year should be; every business is different. But we want to give suggestions for deciding what your resolutions should be. There are also a few things any company should be paying attention to before they get left behind.
Well, folks, it’s that time of year. We’ve devoted a few posts this month to predicting the future of digital marketing, from 
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On Thursday, Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling announced that she would be taking a stab at writing adult fiction, and Potter fans rejoiced. Several hashtags including “Thank You J.K. Rowling” and #rowlingreturns were Trending Topics, including some relating to Harry Potter, even though the new book will reportedly be very different from the Harry Potter books. Even fictional characters such as Rowling’s characters Lord Voldemort and Professor Snape tweeted about it.