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I interviewed Alison Donaghey on January 27. I had put the volume a bit high, so the recording got a doubling effect. Kris of Ringr fixed the sound, by using a dynamics processor filter to gate the audio.

Show notes:

01 Twitter profile
02 PodcastGuests.com
03 X.ai
05 Think Opposite: Using Read More

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While the Patriots are favored to win game, based on data collected and anal Read More

If you do a lot of collaboration in your small business, you just got a new option that could help make that
work easier. Dropbox officially launched its Dropbox Paper software after more than a year of teasing the product.
In addition, iPad sales seem to be slowing down amid a slump in the table Read More

The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is featuring a new breed this year. Actually, it’s featuring a whole new type of animal — cats.
The cats won’t actually be parading around on leashes like the dogs do during the show’s main event. Instead, they’ll be included in the Meet & Compete event, which Read More

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The “filter bubble” is a term coined by in Read More

These eCommerce statistics for small businesses have been collected from a variety of sources.

General Ecommerce Statistics
51 percent of Americans prefer to shop online.
Online buying frequency numbers:
95 percent of Americans shop online at least yearly.
80 percent of Americans shop online Read More

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