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businessindustry · 27 days ago
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Active, Intelligent, and Smart Packaging Market Size, Share, Analysis Report 2024 to 2032
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The Reports and Insights, a leading market research company, has recently releases report titled “Active, Intelligent, and Smart Packaging Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2024-2032.” The study provides a detailed analysis of the industry, including the global Active, Intelligent, and Smart Packaging Market share, size, trends, and growth forecasts. The report also includes competitor and regional analysis and highlights the latest advancements in the market.
Report Highlights:
How big is the Active, Intelligent, and Smart Packaging Market?
The global active, intelligent, and smart packaging market was valued at US$ 23.1 Billion in 2023 and is expected to register a CAGR of 8.1% over the forecast period and reach US$ 46.6 Billion in 2032.
What are Active, Intelligent, and Smart Packaging?                                                                                                                                                                            
Active, intelligent, and smart packaging encompasses advanced packaging technologies designed to enhance traditional packaging by interacting with the product or environment to extend shelf life, monitor freshness, and relay information. Active packaging works by releasing or absorbing substances, such as oxygen or moisture, to maintain product quality. Intelligent packaging integrates sensors, indicators, or RFID tags to provide real-time data on conditions like temperature, freshness, and pH levels. Meanwhile, smart packaging may use QR codes or NFC technology to engage consumers with details about the product’s origin, quality, or usage. These innovations improve product safety, minimize waste, and create interactive experiences for consumers.
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What are the growth prospects and trends in the Active, Intelligent, and Smart Packaging industry?
The active, intelligent, and smart packaging market growth is driven by various factors and trends. The active, intelligent, and smart packaging market is growing rapidly, driven by the need for improved product safety, longer shelf life, and enhanced consumer interaction. Innovations in packaging technology enable these solutions to actively preserve products, monitor conditions, and communicate valuable information to users. Industries like food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics increasingly utilize active packaging to prevent spoilage, intelligent packaging to monitor freshness, and smart packaging to create interactive consumer experiences through QR codes or NFC. Growing consumer awareness around quality, along with industry focus on waste reduction and traceability, is further accelerating adoption and advancements in this market. Hence, all these factors contribute to active, intelligent, and smart packaging market growth. 
What is included in market segmentation?
The report has segmented the market into the following categories:
By Application
Food & Beverage
Pharmaceuticals
Cosmetics
Other Applications
North America
United States
Canada
Europe
Germany
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Spain
Russia
Poland
Benelux
Nordic
Rest of Europe
Asia Pacific
China
Japan
India
South Korea
ASEAN
Australia & New Zealand
Rest of Asia Pacific
Latin America
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Middle East & Africa
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
United Arab Emirates
Israel
Rest of MEA
Who are the key players operating in the industry?
The report covers the major market players including:
PakSense, Inc.
Landec Corporation
Sealed Air Corporation
Crown Holdings, Inc.
Amcor Plc
3M Company
Timestrip UK Ltd.
Cryolog S.A.
Vitsab International AB
Varcode, Ltd.
LCR Hallcrest LLC
Thin Film Electronics ASA
CCL Industries Inc.
Temptime Corporation
Multisorb Technologies, Inc.
Coveris Holdings S.A.
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me-amaraja · 21 days ago
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Smart Packaging Market Insights: Regional Analysis and Market Dynamics
Smart Packaging Market Growth Strategic Market Overview and Growth Projections
The global smart packaging market size is valued at USD 33.19 billion in 2022. It is estimated to reach USD 52.82 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period (2023–2031).
The latest Global Smart Packaging Market by straits research provides an in-depth analysis of the Smart Packaging Market, including its future growth potential and key factors influencing its trajectory. This comprehensive report explores crucial elements driving market expansion, current challenges, competitive landscapes, and emerging opportunities. It delves into significant trends, competitive strategies, and the role of key industry players shaping the global Smart Packaging Market. Additionally, it provides insight into the regulatory environment, market dynamics, and regional performance, offering a holistic view of the global market’s landscape through 2032.
Competitive Landscape
Some of the prominent key players operating in the Smart Packaging Market are 
3M
BASF SE
Amcor plc
Dupont De Nemours Inc.
Avery Dennison Corporation
Berry Global Inc.
Crown Holdings, Inc.
Multisorb Technologies Inc. (Filtration Group Corporation)
Linde plc
Point Five Packaging, LLC
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
WestRock Company
Zebra Technologies Corporation
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The Smart Packaging Market Research report delivers comprehensive annual revenue forecasts alongside detailed analysis of sales growth within the market. These projections, developed by seasoned analysts, are grounded in a deep exploration of the latest industry trends. The forecasts offer valuable insights for investors, highlighting key growth opportunities and industry potential. Additionally, the report provides a concise dashboard overview of leading organizations, showcasing their effective marketing strategies, market share, and the most recent advancements in both historical and current market landscapes.Global Smart Packaging Market: Segmentation
The Smart Packaging Market segmentation divides the market into multiple sub-segments based on product type, application, and geographical region. This segmentation approach enables more precise regional and country-level forecasts, providing deeper insights into market dynamics and potential growth opportunities within each segment.
By Type
Active Packaging
Intelligent Packaging
Modified Atmosphere Packaging
By Applications
Pharmaceuticals
Food and Beverages
Automotive
Electronic Goods
Logistics
Personal Care
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Market Highlights:
A company's revenue and the applications market are used by market analysts, data analysts, and others in connected industries to assess product values and regional markets.
But not limited to: reports from corporations, international Organization, and governments; market surveys; relevant industry news.
Examining historical market patterns, making predictions for the year 2022, as well as looking forward to 2032, using CAGRs (compound annual growth rates)
Historical and anticipated data on demand, application, pricing, and market share by country are all included in the study, which focuses on major markets such the United States, Europe, and China.
Apart from that, it sheds light on the primary market forces at work as well as the obstacles, opportunities, and threats that suppliers face. In addition, the worldwide market's leading players are profiled, together with their respective market shares.
Goals of the Study
What is the overall size and scope of the Smart Packaging Market market?
What are the key trends currently influencing the market landscape?
Who are the primary competitors operating within the Smart Packaging Market market?
What are the potential growth opportunities for companies in this market?
What are the major challenges or obstacles the market is currently facing?
What demographic segments are primarily targeted in the Smart Packaging Market market?
What are the prevailing consumer preferences and behaviors within this market?
What are the key market segments, and how do they contribute to the overall market share?
What are the future growth projections for the Smart Packaging Market market over the next several years?
How do regulatory and legal frameworks influence the market?
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Straits Research is dedicated to providing businesses with the highest quality market research services. With a team of experienced researchers and analysts, we strive to deliver insightful and actionable data that helps our clients make informed decisions about their industry and market. Our customized approach allows us to tailor our research to each client's specific needs and goals, ensuring that they receive the most relevant and valuable insights.
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packaginginsight · 6 months ago
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Smart Packaging Market Share Growth and Challenges Analysis Forecast by 2031
Smart Packaging Market Share Scope & Overview
TheSmart Packaging Market Share research report offers information on the size of the global market overall, market share figures, current trends and untapped business opportunities, sales and competitive landscape analysis, upcoming product introductions, technological advancements, revenue and trade regulation analysis, and more. The study also offers a comprehensive analysis of the key players in the global market, including company profiles, SWOT analyses, and recent developments.
Market Segmentation
Types, applications, end uses, and geographical segments are used to segment the Smart Packaging market. Its goal is to evaluate the market's existing size and growth potential across a range of industries, including applications and representation. This section is meant to help our clients understand the methodology used, the potential scope of the analysis, and how the market report was developed. The market segmentation study presented in this report will help market participants concentrate on the categories that are growing the quickest.
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Regional Analysis
An in-depth analysis of several locations and the countries that are related with them is conducted to ensure that the precise specifications of the Smart Packaging market's footprint and sales demographics are documented with clarity. This enables our users to fully utilize the data. The report examines the global market and how it is evolving in various sectors and nations. This regional study aids business executives in their decision-making and corporate growth processes.
Competitive Outlook
A company-by-company evaluation of market competition is part of our analysis of the Smart Packaging market's competitive landscape. This assessment comprises an overview, a business description, a product portfolio, critical financials, and other information. The research comprises supply-chain analysis, market expansion strategies, a PEST analysis, Porter's Five Forces analysis, and market likely scenarios. This research report has several volumes devoted to analysis and a global market share analysis of high players, as well as company profiles, and which collectively include fundamental opinions about the market landscape, emerging and high-growth segments of the global market, high-growth reinsurance, and a global market share analysis of high players.
Reasons to Buy thisSmart PackagingMarket Report
The report thoroughly analyses the world market. The study contains in-depth qualitative analysis, verified information from dependable sources, and forecasts of market size. The projections are supported by a tried-and-true research methodology.
A variety of primary and secondary sources were used to compile the report. The primary research consists of interviews, questionnaires, and the observation of well-known industry professionals.
The research employs multiple-level research approaches to conduct a thorough market analysis. The study also examines Covid-19's potential business applications.
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duchesschameleon · 10 days ago
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campaign pains (a kazansky for america fic)
rating: teen
pairings: tom “iceman” kazansky/pete “maverick” mitchell
summary: Pete’s the whole reason Tom’s here, in a campaign office in San Diego preparing to run for president with a bunch of people he doesn’t know surrounding him. If he had it his way, they’d be at home debating about his next move as governor or planning a trip to the hangar to continue working on their plane. But no, he’s trying to run for president of the United States. Because Pete thinks he’s the man for the job and these are the people to get him there.
a/n: Another (long awaited by me and you) installment of the Top Gun West Wing au! I’m so excited to share this snippet from the first presidential campaign with all of you and I hope you like it as much as I do. As always, thank you to my cheerleaders Tali (winterscaptain) and Qvo (qvid-pro-qvo/damesforjamesbarnes), without you both I don’t know if any words or concepts in my brain would end up on paper.
read this fic on ao3
“No, I’m not going to do it.” Tom’s tone brokers no argument, his stony glare stopping everyone in their tracks. 
“I know it feels strange,” Natasha says, her voice patient but firm, “but trust us, it’s going to work.” 
Tom sighs, eyes glancing over to Pete who nods his head sagely. As if anything Pete Mitchell does is sagely. Or smart.
Pete’s the whole reason Tom’s here, in a campaign office in San Diego preparing to run for president with a bunch of people he doesn’t know surrounding him. If he had it his way, they’d be at home debating about his next move as governor or planning a trip to the hangar to continue working on their plane. But no, he’s trying to run for president of the United States. Because Pete thinks he’s the man for the job and these are the people to get him there. 
Of course, Natasha Trace bring his tentative press secretary and current pr coach is more Slider’s fault than Pete’s. Because of course, when Tom left the Navy, Slider had to follow. Wouldn’t fly with anyone else, the bastard, and put that big head of his to use working in communications. 
And now he’s here, Slider’s here as head of communications and the only person Tom’s previously worked with on this staff they’ve cobbled together. Slider brought in Natasha, a Navy lieutenant he’d worked with briefly before she transitioned to the reserves and a job in marketing. Tom has to admit she’s got a quick wit and eye for image, a no-bullshit attitude that’s going to make her a force in the press room, he just knows it. 
Doesn’t mean he likes her plan of leaning into his Naval background for the campaign when he’s been out of the Navy for far longer than he was ever in it. Natasha wants him to call on that to show he can be a commander in chief while also pointing to his political resume to show he wants what’s best for the people. The plan is to frame him as a whole package president, like an FDR. Able to lead the troops when necessary but also great for the everyday citizen. 
“Look, Mr. Governor, I know it feels weird and probably will for a while, but I’ve seen your service records and by all accounts, you should have had a long and illustrious career. You could have been a admiral by now!” Natasha argues. “That knowledge, that instinct, it doesn’t go away. Your career was shortened and you elected to go into politics instead of fighting for that career or going into the private sector. None of this takes away from your Naval career nor your knowledge of our armed forces. It makes you a formidable candidate on that front and not pointing it out would, frankly, be stupid.” 
“Lieutenant Trace-“ 
“Nat.”
“Then you call me Tom,” he counters. “Anyway, Nat, calling back to and pointing out a less than ten year stint in the Navy just feels cheap. I’ve won every other election I’ve been in without bringing it up. I believe I can get through this one without it as well.” 
“None of those other elections were for a position that includes Commander in Chief in its title.”
“My point still stands. I can get through this election without running an ad or doing a stump speech about my time serving.” 
“Ice, listen to her. She’s right. You need to show people-"
“You went to Annapolis. You went to flight school. You re-upped your contract,” Natasha interrupts. “You were in for longer than you say and everything you did points to someone who wanted a career with the Navy. Who wanted to be an admiral. So why shouldn’t you bring it up?”
Tom has to take a breath, remind himself that all Nat's done is look up a service record, something easily accessible to her as a former Navy pilot. She's not purposefully trying to drag up a painful situation, a lost career that Tom still occasionally mourns.
But it still strikes a nerve. It still makes him exhale sharply and pinch the bridge of his nose.
"The answer is no. I'm not doing it."
And he walks out.
Pete doesn't follow him, just looks at Nat, standing there with her jaw slightly opened in shock.
"Look," he sighs, turning towards Nat, "don't take it personally. Our military careers…they didn't end the way either of us wanted." Pete pauses, takes a breath. "You aren't wrong, Tom wanted a long career, wanted more than the years he got. But, there were things and people that got in his way and made that impossible. So he got out and went into politics. He's good at it, likes it, but the Navy is still a sore subject for him."
"I understand that, but it's still something that can help him."
"Give it time, Phoenix," Slider interjects. "Ice was my pilot and Mav's sugarcoating it. All Ice wanted was the Navy, to be the best and climb the ranks. Being told that wouldn't and couldn't happen, it hurt more than he ever let on to anyone. He took it on the chin though and just…pivoted. Changed directions and careers and went on his way. He might act like it's all okay, but it wasn't for a while. Still isn't. So give him time. Mav and I can talk to him, but just cool it on leaning into the Navy, ok?"
Nat nods, first at Slider then at Pete, before turning on her heel and walking out.
Pete sighs, leaning against the back of a chair. "That probably could've gone better, huh?"
"Gee, you think, Mav?" Slider scoffs.
They're both silent for a moment, taking stock of the situation and silently standing off for who will go talk to Tom.
"He's your husband, talk to him, Mav."
"But-"
"Nope. Your husband, your idea for him to run, you talk to him."
"Trace was your pick, you hired her."
"Go. Talk. To. Tom."
Pete stands up, sighing dramatically, before exiting the room in search of Tom.
"We're not married, Slider," he calls out before the door closes.
"Yeah, all but," Slider mutters to himself, rolling his eyes and silently lamenting the fact that Pete Mitchell is still part of his life, still a pain in his ass, and basically his boss on this campaign.
Outside, Pete finds Tom easily enough. He settles next to him on the little porch outside their office building, silent for now.
"It's not that I don't want to avoid it completely," Tom starts, breaking their comfortable silence. "I just don't want it to be a main pillar of the campaign."
Pete hums, understanding but noncommittal for the moment.
"The Navy didn't want me, that'll come out. It will come out that I wasn't the right fit for the Navy, for the career I wanted. And then how will it look? Like I'm trying to lie about my career? It won't end well Pete, you know that."
"There's a chance it doesn't end well," Pete counters. "But, we won't let it get to that point. I won't let us test the waters like that," he promises. "I think for this race, we'll have to mention your career and the aspirations you had. The accolades and success you earned. But we won't lean on it. Slider and I will get Nat to back off of that bit, make sure it's part of the platform, part of your profile, without being a main pillar."
"There's still a high chance it all backfires."
"We'll neutralize that chance."
"How?"
Pete wraps an arm around Tom's waist, pulls him in. "We still have friends in Annapolis, still know people in the Navy, high up ones too. We talk to them Tom, talk to them and make sure we're all on the same page here. That you just want to talk about your career to lend some context to you as a candidate, as a leader, a potential commander in chief. Nothing more," Pete explains.
Tom turns towards him, a frown still on his face. "And when I get asked about the discharge?"
"You tell them the truth. You got an honorable discharge. You still have your record and awards intact and you turned to politics to continue helping your country. You don't have to lie, you don't have to go into detail. Everything will just be the facts. Leave any spins to Nat and Slider."
Tom lets out a heavy sigh and nods, resting his forehead on Pete's shoulder. "I reacted badly, didn't I?"
"You reacted predictably," Pete reassures him. "Nat pushed about something you don't usually get push back on, so you pushed back in a similar manner. Anyone would be hard pressed to blame you for that. Slider and I gave her some context and she's backing off for right now. But, an apology from you would go a long way."
Tom snorts. "What has the world come to, that Pete Mitchell is telling me to apologize to someone?"
"Hey, I know how to apologize."
"Knowing how to and actually apologizing are two different things, Pete."
"Yeah well, running for governor and running for president are two different things that take two different campaign approaches."
Tom narrows his eyes a little, but Pete can tell there's no heat behind the glare. Tom knows Pete's got him, has made his point and made it cleanly. His face relaxes after a moment, a chagrined expression taking over.
"Alright, you're right, and so is Nat," Tom concedes. "We can talk about the Navy, but only after we clear it with them and we aren't going to lean on it. We haven't needed it before and while this campaign is different, I don't want to bring it up more than necessary. My naval career isn't what makes me fit for the office."
"We can work with that."
Tom sags against Pete, all fight leaving his body for a moment as he soaks in the presence of his partner. They stand there, outside the office together, soaking in the remaining rays of sunlight.
Tom shifts first, wrapping both arms around Pete and pressing a kiss to his head. "I'm sorry I was an ass."
"If we always apologized for being asses, we'd owe a whole lot of apologies. To a long and distinguished list of people."
Tom laughs, the sound reverberating in Pete's body where they're connected. Both of them pull back, Tom's eyes darting around to make sure they're alone and not being watched from inside, before leaning down to kiss Pete.
It's a short kiss, quick and chaste since they're just outside the office and are supposed to be keeping up professional appearances. Pete's the first to pull back, squeezing Tom one more time before extracting himself and turning to head back inside.
"So, we'll talk with Slider and Nat about incorporating your naval career into the campaign but not leaning on it, clearing with the Navy itself what we can actually talk about," Pete rattles off, opening the door for Tom.
"Alright then, what's next?"
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Guide to Running a Successful Social Media Agency
Table of Contents:
1Chapter 1
2Chapter 2
3Chapter 3
4Conclusion
5FAQs
In this comprehensive guide, I share insights on establishing and growing a successful social media agency. It covers identifying your niche, creating a solid foundation, and effectively packaging services to attract clients. The guide also delves into strategies for running successful social media campaigns, understanding your audience, and creating engaging content. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of team building, expanding client base, and staying ahead of industry trends. This resource is invaluable for anyone looking to launch or grow a social media agency.
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In the digital realm, where every like, share, and follow counts, it is not surprising that the social media marketing agency has emerged as a game changer.
As the digital landscape reshapes traditional marketing norms, the role of social media agencies is increasingly gaining prominence, acting as a critical nexus between businesses and their audiences.
Why so?
The numbers are impressive, but the real potential lies in the connections, engagement, and relationships built on these platforms.
A social media agency wears many hats – from strategist and content creator to community manager and data analyst. Leveraging their expertise, businesses can tap into the potential of social media, sparking conversations around their brand, engaging with their audience, and driving growth.
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Chapter 1
Chapter 1: Starting Your Social Media Agency
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The answer is your niche.
In the digital marketing world, a “one size fits all” approach rarely brings success. Your agency must have a unique focus that aligns with your passion, expertise, and market demand.
Niches can be industry-specific, demographic-focused, or platform-centric. However, your niche should resonate with you and be something you’re passionate about, as this passion will be your fuel on this journey.
So, whether you’re a fitness enthusiast wanting to help gyms with their social media, or a tech wizard focused on helping software companies, finding the right niche will make your services more targeted, valuable, and sought-after.
1.2 Building a Solid Foundation
An idea without a foundation is like a skyscraper without its base—destined to crumble.
Building a robust foundation for your social media agency involves a deep understanding of your brand, services, goals, and objectives.
Think of your brand as a person. What does it stand for?
What are its values?
What is its personality?
Setting clear goals and objectives is another crucial aspect.
What are you aiming to achieve in the next year?
Maybe it is to secure five ongoing clients or to reach a specific revenue milestone. Having these goals allows you to develop a roadmap for your agency’s growth.
Remember, these goals should be SMART – Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
Solidifying your brand, defining your services, and setting clear goals is like building a strong foundation for your agency. These elements are the bedrock upon which the rest of your business strategy will be built.
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A useful starting point is leveraging your personal and professional network. Reach out to local businesses, attend industry events, join online communities, and let them know about your services.
Remember, word-of-mouth is a powerful tool. Satisfied customers can become your brand ambassadors, bringing in more clients.
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Chapter 2
Chapter 2: Running Successful Social Media Campaigns
2.1 Understanding Your Audience
So, how do you get to know your audience?
It’s not about guessing or assuming; it is about data-driven insights. Social media platforms are a treasure trove of data.
Leveraging analytics tools like Google Analytics, Hootsuite, or Sprout Social, you can uncover vital information about your audience—demographics, interests, online behaviors, and more.
It’s about knowing what resonates with them, what sparks their interest, what drives them to engage, or what influences their purchasing decisions.
These insights will help you tailor your content, tone, and messaging, ensuring they hit the right chord with your audience.
Remember, understanding your audience isn’t a one-time process; it is continuous. As audience preferences evolve, so should your understanding.
Always be on your toes, ready to learn, adapt, and deliver what your audience truly wants.
2.2 Creating Engaging Content
In the world of social media, content is the currency. It is how you engage with your audience, how you communicate your brand message, and how you drive actions – be it likes, shares, comments, or conversions.
So, how do you create content that not only grabs attention but also incites engagement?
How-to guides, thought leadership articles, fun quizzes, or behind-the-scenes stories?
This is where your audience analysis comes into play.
Quality trumps quantity every time. It is better to post less frequently but provide value with each post.
Always ask yourself, “What’s in it for the audience?”
Ensure your content adds value, be it in the form of information, entertainment, or inspiration.
Don’t forget the power of storytelling. People connect with stories, so weave your brand message into a story. Share success stories, customer testimonials, or your journey, making your brand more relatable.
Lastly, encourage engagement. Ask questions, seek opinions, run contests, or use interactive features like polls or quizzes.
The more your audience interacts with your content, the higher the chances of it being seen by a broader audience, thanks to the algorithms of social media platforms.
Creating engaging content isn’t about luck; it is about understanding your audience, delivering value, and fostering engagement.
If done right, it can turn your social media platforms into bustling communities, driving growth for your agency.
2.3 Monitoring and Adjusting Your Campaigns
Social media isn’t a “set it and forget it” game. It is a dynamic ecosystem that demands constant monitoring and adjustments.
Why?
Because social media trends evolve rapidly, audience preferences change, and what works today might not work tomorrow.
Tools like Buffer, Agorapulse, Sendible, Sprout Social, and Hootsuite offer comprehensive analytics to track these metrics.But numbers alone don’t tell the full story. Dive deeper to understand what these numbers mean.
Are your posts getting good engagement but low click-throughs?
Maybe your call-to-actions aren’t compelling enough.
Is your follower growth slow?
Perhaps you need to be more active in community engagement.
Don’t shy away from experimenting. Try different types of content, posting at different times, using various hashtags. See what works best and double down on those strategies.
And don’t forget to keep an eye on your competition.
What are they doing differently?
Can you learn from their successes or mistakes?
Remember, monitoring and adjusting your campaigns isn’t a once-in-a-while task; it is an ongoing process. The more frequently you check and adjust, the better your campaigns will perform.
After all, the key to winning the social media game is staying agile and ready to adapt.
2.4 Measuring Success
Measurement is the compass that guides your social media journey. It tells you if you’re heading in the right direction or if it is time to pivot.
But in the sea of data that social media provides, what should you measure?
Here are some key metrics to keep an eye on:
Engagement rate is a measure of how much your audience interacts with your content. It includes likes, comments, shares, saves, or click-throughs.
Reach and impressions tell you how many people saw your post and how often. If these numbers are low, perhaps you need to adjust your posting schedule, use different hashtags, or promote your posts to reach a wider audience.
Follower growth is a measure of how your audience size is growing. While it is not the only metric to focus on, a steady growth in followers indicates people find value in your content and want to see more.
Conversion rate is the ultimate measure of your campaign success.
If your conversions are low, maybe you need to tweak your call-to-actions or offer more compelling incentives.
Remember, these numbers are just data unless you glean insights from them.
What are they telling you about your audience, your content, or your strategies?
What lessons can you learn, and how can you apply them to future campaigns?
In the end, success in social media isn’t just about hitting numbers; it is about understanding what these numbers mean, learning from them, and using these insights to continually refine your strategies. Because in social media, as in life, the real success lies in continual learning and growth.
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Chapter 3
Chapter 3: Growing Your Social Media Agency
3.1 Scaling Your Services
There’s a fine line between growing and scaling. Growth often means adding resources at the same rate that you’re adding revenue, but scaling is about adding revenue at an exponential rate without incurring significant costs.
As you experience success with your social media agency, it is crucial to think about how to scale effectively.
Knowing when to scale is as important as knowing.
How are you turning away potential clients due to lack of capacity?
Is your team consistently overwhelmed with tasks?
Are your existing clients asking for more services that you currently do not offer?
As you scale, focus on your core competencies. You don’t need to be everything to everyone. Identify the services that you excel at and that your clients love, and expand on those.
Outsourcing tasks that are not within your core competencies can also help you focus on what truly matters.
Invest in tools and technology that can automate or simplify your processes. This can include social media scheduling tools, analytics tools, or project management tools. By automating repetitive tasks, you free up time to focus on strategic decisions.
But remember, while you’re scaling your services, never compromise on quality. Quality is what earned you your clients in the first place, and it is what will keep them around as you grow.
3.2 Building a Team
Behind every successful social media agency is a strong, skilled team. As you scale your services, you’ll need more hands on deck. However, building a team isn’t just about hiring more people; it is about hiring the right people.
Start by identifying the roles you need. You’ll likely need social media managers, content creators, graphic designers, ad specialists, and possibly more, depending on your range of services.
When hiring, look for individuals who bring not only the necessary technical skills but also align with your agency’s culture and values. Remember, skills can be taught, but attitude and work ethic can’t.
Once you’ve hired your team, invest in their growth. Provide them with regular training and resources to stay abreast of the latest trends and techniques in social media.
Delegate responsibilities effectively. Make sure each team member knows their roles and responsibilities. Clear delegation not only increases efficiency but also empowers your team, leading to higher job satisfaction.
Finally, celebrate wins and learn from losses as a team. Foster a culture where each member feels valued and part of the bigger picture. After all, the strength of your agency lies in the strength of its team.
3.3 Expanding Your Client Base
Attracting new clients while retaining the current ones is an art every social media agency needs to master. Your client base is the lifeline of your agency, so it is crucial to keep expanding it.
Start by identifying your ideal client.
What industry are they in?
What size is their business?
What are their pain points?
The more specific you can get, the more targeted your marketing efforts will be.
Leverage your existing clients. Word-of-mouth is a powerful marketing tool. Encourage your clients to refer you to their networks. You can even offer a referral program with incentives to make it more appealing.
Content marketing can also help attract new clients. By sharing valuable, relevant content on your website or social media platforms, you can establish yourself as a thought leader in your field, attracting potential clients.
Networking should not be overlooked. Attend industry events, join online forums, or participate in LinkedIn groups. The more people in your industry know about you, the higher the chances of getting client referrals.
In the end, expanding your client base is about building relationships. Whether it is with potential clients, existing clients, or industry peers, invest time and effort in nurturing these relationships, and they’ll pay dividends in the long run.
3.4 Staying Ahead of the Curve
In the ever-evolving world of social media, the only constant is change. Trends shift, algorithms update, and new platforms emerge. To stay relevant and successful, your agency needs to stay ahead of the curve.
First and foremost, be a lifelong learner. Social media is a rapidly changing field, and what worked a few months ago might not work today.
Follow industry blogs, attend webinars and conferences, participate in online forums, and learn from other industry leaders.
Tools like Google Trends, BuzzSumo, or SEMrush can help you keep track of the latest trends.
Don’t be afraid to experiment. The best way to understand a new trend or platform is to get your hands dirty.
Try out different types of content, experiment with new formats, explore different platforms. Some of these experiments might fail, but the lessons learned will be invaluable.
So, even if a new trend feels daunting, lean into it. You never know—it might be the next big thing for your agency.
Staying ahead of the curve isn’t just about being the first to jump on a new trend; it is about continually evolving, learning, and adapting to the changing landscape.
It’s about being proactive, not reactive. In the fast-paced world of social media, that’s what sets successful agencies apart.
Conclusion
Final Takeaway
We’ve traversed through the realms of establishing, running, and growing a successful social media agency.
From identifying your niche, building a solid foundation, packaging your services, and winning clients, to understanding your audience, creating engaging content, monitoring campaigns, and measuring success.
And we didn’t stop there. We explored scaling your services, building a formidable team, expanding your client base, and staying ahead of the curve.
Embarking on this journey isn’t for the faint-hearted. It requires dedication, hard work, continual learning, and most importantly, a passion for social media.
But remember, every large agency you admire today once started small. They too faced challenges, made mistakes, learned, and grew. The key is to stay committed to your vision and to continually adapt to the evolving landscape of social media.
Here’s to your journey in running a successful social media agency. May the virtual world of likes, shares, and comments become your playground, and may you create digital magic that wins hearts, minds, and businesses.
Now, go out there and make a difference. You’ve got this!
FAQs
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What is the first step in starting a social media agency?
The first step in starting a social media agency is identifying your niche. This involves deciding which industries you’ll serve, what social media platforms you’ll specialize in, and what kind of services you’ll offer. Having a specific focus allows you to become an expert in that area and provides a clear direction for your agency.
How can I attract clients to my social media agency?
Attracting clients to your social media agency involves several strategies. You can leverage your existing network, offer a referral program to incentivize current clients to refer you to their networks, create valuable content that showcases your expertise, and participate in networking events or online groups. Remember, building a client base is about building relationships.
What services should a social media agency offer?
The services a social media agency offers depend on its niche and expertise. Common services include social media management, content creation, social media advertising, strategy development, audience analysis, and social media auditing. You can also offer package deals that include a combination of these services.
How can I make my social media campaigns more effective?
Effective social media campaigns start with a deep understanding of your audience. Once you know who your audience is, you can create content that resonates with them. Regularly monitor and adjust your campaigns based on performance, and measure success using key metrics such as engagement, reach, and conversion rates. It is also crucial to stay current with social media trends and incorporate them into your campaigns.
What are the key metrics to track in a social media campaign?
Key metrics to track in a social media campaign vary based on your goals. However, common metrics include reach (how many people see your content), engagement (likes, shares, comments), click-through rate (how many people click on your links), and conversion rate (how many people take a desired action, such as making a purchase or signing up for a newsletter). Understanding and analyzing these metrics can provide insights into your campaign performance and guide future strategies.
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How to Increase Bakery Sales?
Running a successful bakery requires more than just delicious treats. To maximize profits and attract a steady stream of customers, bakeries must implement effective sales strategies. We’ll explore seven proven tactics that can help increase bakery sales and ensure long-term success. Let’s dive in!
Elevate the Visual Appeal:
First impressions matter, and for bakeries, that means presenting mouthwatering delights in an enticing manner. Invest in attractive displays, use eye-catching packaging, and decorate your storefront with tempting visuals. A visually appealing bakery will draw customers in and encourage impulse purchases.
Offer Diverse Product Range:
To satisfy a broad customer base offer a diverse range of products. From classic cakes and fresh bread to gluten-free options, vegan treats, and seasonal specialties, having a variety of items can attract different types of customers and boost sales. Regularly introduce new and innovative creations to keep your offerings fresh and exciting.
Focus on High-Quality Ingredients:
Superior ingredients are the backbone of any successful bakery. Using fresh, high-quality ingredients not only enhances the taste of your baked goods but also showcases your commitment to providing the best to your customers. Highlight the use of premium ingredients in your marketing efforts to build trust and loyalty.
Implement an Online Ordering System with QPOS:
In today’s fast-paced world, convenience is key. Set up an efficient online ordering system, powered by QPOS, that allows customers to pre-order their favourite treats for pickup or delivery.
With QPOS’s integrated online ordering feature, you can offer this convenience to your customers seamlessly. This addition not only increases sales and attracts customers but also streamlines your bakery operations by automating order processing and ensuring accuracy in transactions.
Leverage Social Media Marketing:
Social media platforms are powerful tools for promoting your bakery and engaging with your audience. Create visually appealing posts featuring your appealing creations, share customer reviews, and run special promotions to invite new and existing customers. Encourage user-generated content by photo posting on social media and tagging the shop along, expanding your reach even further.
Host Events and Workshops:
Engage with your community by hosting events and workshops at your bakery. Consider organizing baking classes or festival themed events. These experiences not only provide additional revenue streams but also help build a loyal customer base that will spread positive word-of-mouth.
Implement Loyalty Programs:
Reward loyal customers with a well-designed loyalty program. Offer discounts, freebies, or exclusive access to new products or events. A strong loyalty program can incentivize repeat purchases and turn one-time visitors into dedicated patrons.
Increasing bakery sales involves a combination of smart marketing, high-quality products, and exceptional customer experiences. By implementing these seven strategies – elevating the visual appeal, offering diverse products, using high-quality ingredients, implementing online ordering, leveraging social media, hosting events, and creating loyalty programs – you can drive growth and ensure your bakery’s success. Stay consistent, stay creative, and keep delighting your customers with scrumptious treats!
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Stucky Bingo Round-Up #27 (April 16th - 22nd)
Don’t forget to fill out the submission form to be a part of the round-ups and to get your bingo badges! Sign-ups for a bingo card end on April 30th!
Stucky Bingo April 2023 Round Robin by Dogsled, buckybarnesdeservestobehappy, Sivan325, Trinity Day, PoliZ Square filled: Clint Barton, “Rappin’ with Cap” PSAs, “I think I’m friends with him too.”, Unrequited Love, Music Ao3 rating: Teen Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: University AU, Pining, Meddling Friends, dramatic!Bucky, Bucky POV Summary: Bucky loved his friends, and he didn’t really blame them for interfering. How could he? Clint was right; in the two years since they’d come here together for uni, Bucky’s ladykiller days had spontaneously ended. It was always about Steve, now. Steve this, Steve that. Nevermind that in all that time Bucky had probably said maybe 20 words to the man. Format: Round Robin
Only Human by DeathRaeBeam Square filled: O3 - First Kiss Ao3 rating: General audiences Warnings: No archive warnings apply, No warnings needed Major tags: Past hurt/current comfort Summary: A quick glimpse into Steve and Bucky's lives after Bucky comes to live with Steve. Not Civil War compliant Format: Short oneshot (300 - 1000 words)
Chapter 2 of You Fondue, Too? by DeathRaeBeam Square filled: I5 - Technology Ao3 rating: Teen Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: Howard Stark sees more than he says, Bucky Barnes is too smart for his own good, Summary: Howard and Bucky have created a working prototype using the shard power. Format: Part of a multichapter fic
On This Universe Too by endlesstwanted Square filled: B1 - America Chavez Ao3 rating: General audiences Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: Established Relationship, Avengers Compound, First Meetings Summary: Bucky and Steve meet América in a sleepless night, but it's not the first time she's met them. Format: Short oneshot (300 - 1000 words)
Waking Next To Him by endlesstwanted Square filled: G3 - Huddling for Warmth Ao3 rating: Teen Warnings: No archive warnings apply, Internalized Homophobia, Canon-Typical Violence Major tags: Snippets, Sharing a Bed, Angst with a Happy Ending Summary: As far as he can remember, Bucky has always hugged Steve searching for warmth and having his own feelings reciprocated. Sometimes they would cuddle to sleep, but Steve rarely woke up next to him. Until he did. Format: Medium oneshot (1000 - 5000 words)
of practical jokes and secret admirers by SomeSortofItalianRoast Square filled: B1 - Secret Admirer Ao3 rating: Mature Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: Pre-Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers, Captain America Steve Rogers/Modern Bucky Barnes, Secret Admirer Summary: Commander Steve Rogers has a crush on SI employee Bucky Barnes, but hasn't gotten up the courage to tell him yet. So he leaves a package and a note on Bucky's desk. Assuming it to be a prank, Bucky throws it away. This is what happens after Natasha Romanov gets involved. Format: Medium oneshot (1000 - 5000 words)
the white wolf of wall street by sparkagrace Square filled: N5 - au: changed into an animal Ao3 rating: Teen Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: werewolf au, wolf of wall street inspired, mild dub con, recreational drug use Summary: Bucky Barnes. The White Wolf of Wall Street. That’s what people call him. He has an acute ability for the stock market, seemingly able to know exactly where to put his client’s money, how to get the most returns, and a nose for risk. His razor-sharp prowess has led him to rise to the top of their company and curate a specialist team that turns everything they touch into gold. Steve meets his steely eyes and tries not to flinch when Bucky smiles; his sharp white teeth flashing as he passes, and Steve swears he sees Bucky’s tongue run across his teeth in appreciation. Format: Medium oneshot (1000 - 5000 words)
I'll always find my way back (to you) by galks Square filled: B4 - Rogers: the Musical Ao3 rating: Teen Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: post endgame, de-serumed Steve Rogers, established relationship, angst, happy ending Summary: When Steve reappears on the platform after returning the Stones, he can tell something went wrong. Not only is he alone in the woods, he's also back in his old body. He has many questions, but the only thing he really wants is to make his way back to Bucky. Format: Medium oneshot (1000 - 5000 words)
A Boatload of Problems by Cherriontop Square filled: O4 - Sarah Wilson Ao3 rating: General audiences Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: disabled bucky, survivor's guilt, veterans steve and bucky, PTSD, meddling sarah Summary: “I think Steve and Bucky might get along,” Sarah says, tone nonchalant, but the gleam in her eyes tells Sam that she’s clearly been thinking about this for some time now. Sam pauses, knife hovering over the half chopped carrots on the cutting board in front of him, eyes flicking suspiciously over to his sister. She gives him an innocent smile and pushes an unopened bag of baby carrots towards him. “Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes,” Sam asks, but it doesn’t come out as a question. His brow furrows, thinking it over. “What makes you think that?” Format: Medium oneshot (1000 - 5000 words)
The Captain and the Soldier by PoliZ Square filled: N1 - Fairytale AU Ao3 rating: General audiences Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: Double Drabble, Fairy Tale Style, Prose Poem, Outsider POV Summary: Once upon a time, there were two men -- one dark-haired, one light, one strong and one sickly. These two men had loved each other since before they knew what love meant. Format: double drabble
Making All Things New - Chapter 1 by PoliZ Square filled: N3 - FREE Ao3 rating: Explicit Warnings: No archive warnings apply, Sex work Major tags: A/B/O dynamics, Cap!Steve/Modern!Bucky, Sex Worker!Bucky, Alpha!Steve, Omega!Bucky, Summary: As an employee of the Omega Hospitality Foundation, it's Bucky's job to assist alphas with their ruts in a discreet and professional manner. But he never expected to have Captain America as one of his clients. Format: Part of a multichapter fic
Surrender (But Don’t Give Yourself Away) by PoliZ Square filled: O1 - Identity Porn Ao3 rating: Explicit Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: Cap!Steve/modern!Bucky/civilian!Tony, Rich!Tony, Identity Porn, Praise Kink, mild Dom/sub, Hookups, M/M/M Threesome, Summary: Steve was tired of playing the big, strong hero, the one who had to make hard choices. He needed someone who had no idea who he was telling him what to do … and that he was a good boy for doing it. Format: Part of a multichapter fic
The Cure by andrea1717 Square filled: O2 - Hunter Ao3 rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic depictions of violence, Blood and Violence, Zombie Apokalypse, mention of a dead pet Major tags: Alternative Universe- Zombie Apokalypse, Action, Getting to know each other Summary: In a world destroyed by a zombie virus Steve Rogers will do everything to find a cure. Even kidnap a doctor to get into a hidden part of a hospital laboratory. Format: Long oneshot (over 5000 words)
Fic by Jimothy Square filled: G5 - Artist/Muse Ao3 rating: General audiences Warnings: No archive warnings apply Major tags: Fluff Summary: It’s just a coincidence that Steve’s new boyfriend and the old classmate he modeled his comic book character after, look somewhat alike. Format: Medium oneshot (1000 - 5000 words)
Thunderclap by smutconnoisseur Square filled: B1 - Hurt/Comfort Ao3 rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic depictions of violence, blood, open ending, dark!fic, Major tags: Whump, Open ending, Dead Dove: Do Not Eat Summary: Bucky finishes checking storm precautions at Barnes Bed & Breakfast, but is startled by a sudden knocking at the door. With no guests due to flooding, he investigates the noise with growing apprehension. Format: Short oneshot (300 - 1000 words)
Daddy’s Little Honey Bear (Chapter 3: Buck-Buck Arrives) by Otpcutie Square filled: N3 - Free square Ao3 rating: Mature Warnings: No archive warnings apply, Nonsexual ageplay, Daddy kink Major tags: Nonsexual ageplay, found family, little space, polyamory, Caregiver/little Summary: Tony has been working too hard, so his Daddy (Steve) ensures he takes a break and enjoys some little time. Bucky comes home early to spend time with them as well. In this fic Steve, Bucky and Tony are in a polyamorous V relationship with Steve as the hinge. (Steve and Bucky are married, while Tony is in a QPR and nonsexual Cg/l dynamic with Steve.) Format: Part of a multichapter fic
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Beko Marks 3rd Anniversary In The Philippines With Trade Launch, Lays Out Business Development Plans
Beko Philippines is entering a new phase of business in their journey to bring the European brand to a sustainable lifestyle for Filipino customers. In celebration of its third year of operations, Beko announces its goal of being the number one European brand in the Philippine market in the next 5 years.
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“We are very happy to be holding this trade launch for our dealers and stakeholders as we share that Beko will be a bigger and better brand in the Philippines in 2023 and beyond,” said Gürhan Günal, Beko’s country director in the Philippines, who also presented the company’s business development plans of EXPAND, GROW, LEAD, CONNECTIVITY and SUSTAINABILITY for the Philippines along with the brand’s hero technologies at the anniversary trade launch at the Grand Ballroom of Marriott Hotel Manila.
This is the heart and reason why this year, Beko will be made available soon in other appliance stores nationwide as it continues to “expand” its distribution to other retail channels.
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To further “grow” brand awareness and visibility they also announced the renewal of their brand ambassadorship with Judy Ann Santos-Agoncillo alongside with digital and traditional media investments.
As one of the “leading” manufacturers of home appliances, Beko promotes the Live Like a Pro lifestyle and inspires Filipinos to experience a more convenient way of living through European style product lines. They stated that Beko Pilipinas Corporation is the exclusive distributor of Hitachi Major Domestic Appliances as part of their brand portfolio.
Beko appliances are made smart, relevant and designed to easily support Filipino families. With the HomeWhiz function you can easily “connect” to your Beko appliances with the use of your smartphones.
As part of Beko’s global sustainability effort, Beko Philippines announces its partnership with Plastic Credit Exchange, which serves a global ecosystem of carefully vetted partners that recover, process, and recycle plastic waste with programs that improve livelihood, scale up social impact, and reduce the flow of plastic pollution into nature. The partnership is in line with Extended Producer Responsibility Law, which holds companies responsible for the plastic packaging they use throughout the lifecycle of their products.
Trade launch showcasing hero technologies
As Beko marked its third year in the Philippines, the appliance brand held a grand trade launch for its dealers at the Marriott Hotel Grand Ballroom with the theme “Empowered to Live Like A Pro.”
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During the whole-day event, guests, including media and dealers, got to experience Beko’s range of appliances. They also got tips from a chef and an interior designer on how to manage their homes like a pro.
Beko Philippines showcased its hero technologies, such as HarvestFresh, ProSmart Inverter Technology, Steam Cure, Hygiene+,  AeroPerfect TM and many others. These technologies help you live like a pro. Among the products displayed that day were cookers. The HII64205F2MT  is a 60x50cm built-in induction hob with four Cooking Zones and two 2 Flexizone, nine cooking levels and a glass burner plate. Meanwhile, the BBIS14300XCSE 60x60cm. multifunction built-in oven with six cooking functions,  including Steam Aid feature for moist and even cooking.
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There were also refrigerators, one of the appliances which Beko is famous for. The GNO480E40HFGBPH is a 16.6cf inverter multi-door refrigerator with Neofrost Triple Cooling Technology, HarvestFresh, Prosmart Inverter Compressor, in sleek black glass door finish.  Also featured is the Hitachi Refrigerator R-WB640VG0-1 GBK with Vacuum Technology with Platinum Catalyst, Inverter X Dual-fan Cooling with Eco-thermo sensor.
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Other appliances include the CEG7302B, a bean-to-cup espresso machine and the BSEOG180/181 2Hp air-conditioner with Go Clean Technology, MicroClean TM Filter, Gold Guard, ZoneFollow, 4D Auto Swing and HomeWhiz.
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Beko appliances are available at 1st Megasaver, Abenson, All Home, Anson’s, Appliance Centrum, Asian Home Appliance, Automatic Centre, BHF, Echo Electrical, Fair N Square, Gloria Bazaar, Great World, Hat, J Marketing, Lazada, Magic Appliance, Manhattan Appliance, Mike’s Department Store, NB Marketing, Pricewise, RS David, Our Builders, Robinsons Appliance, Savers, Shopee, SM Appliance, Solidmark, SVC & Plusign, United Motoliance, and Western Appliance.
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My Writing About Musk Isn't About Musk
It seems like I've been writing a lot about Musk. Objectively I, and most other writers have been. I cannot speak for others, but for me Musk is just an object lesson in the bad part of startup land.  
I've been around startups since I was a teenager. I've seen so many gallons of toxic startup BS. Musk embodies all of it, in a neatly name-recognizable package. But he's just a repeating story of the same old nonsense.
My digipal @naynerz shared a draft of something she'd written about a particularly absurd requirement in many companies hiring processes. It's an excellent article and I'll let her publish at the time of her choosing. Reading her draft caused me to rerun an article from October with my takeaways from a bad startupish job listing.
https://masonpelt.substack.com/p/a-business-lesson-from-a-bad-job
To sum the article up in bullet points:
Founder/CEOs often scale way past their capacity to manage but stay super protective of the company.
The skills and approach that allow founder's to build, often complemented by delusional confidence and dumb luck, rarely scale with the organization.
When someone doesn’t know what they don’t know, the human tendency is to develop irrational proxies to evaluate.
Last month I had a job interview with a startup that was so bad I've written three articles about how not to conduct a job interview. The articles will likely end up published on my own channels because startup media has basically vanished. It seems like most startup coverage now begins with $100 million and 200 employees.
https://twitter.com/masonpelt/status/1598915778174033922 In August I wrote that Musk's flippant disregard for his contracts to acquire Twitter showed that smart contracts aren't really possible.  I didn't have to search for an example of a startup that owed money to my company. I just used the example where A Twitter cofounder was an investor. 
https://hackernoon.com/elon-musk-shows-the-limits-of-smart-contracts I have many other stories. I'm still pissed off about being stiffed on petty amounts of money from  startups back when I was 17. My friend @cullen has his own stories of nonpayment as a teenager working with startups. We are not alone, Musk embodies the startup world.  
In the context of a long and personal essay about how the behavior of those in entrepreneurship often mirror those with substance use disorders Musk's name didn't come up once. And yet, I shared this article with people because it explains much of Musk's behavior. 
https://pushroi.com/examining-entrepreneurial-addicting-to-the-ghost-of-a-friend/
The startup space overlaps with the fake guru space heavily. The personalities are often hard to differentiate. But small scale is uninteresting to readers, or worse institutional support is extended to pay the bills.  
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/fake-gurus-welcome-online-business-guru-grifter-industrial-mason-pelt/
In that article from 2020, I talked about the Forbes 30 under 30 lists and Forbes Councils as shams. "In 2017, the aforementioned Sam Ovens made the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia: Industry, Manufacturing & Energy list. What does a man from New Zealand, selling the secrets to earning six figures, with offices in Dublin and New York City, have to do with manufacturing or Asia?
I’m not saying Ovens bought his way onto the list. But Forbes props up fake guru types with credibility. In fact, undeserved endowment of their trusted brand is built into the business model. Even now, Forbes takes money from people to become members of one of the Forbes Councils. With that nearly $2,000 membership, someone can write for the Forbes site and use the trusted logo on marketing material in perpetuity."
My attack on Forbes was part of why that article ran in the independent Arc Digital, and not mainstream or quasi mainstream tech press. At the moment I have three articles being pitched to editors about the startup world. All mention Elon Musk. Heck, I got a very polite rejection from one editor, because they had too many Musk stories. Fair, Musk, Holmes, and SBF all generate a lot of think pieces, because mainstream news will cover them. The articles are often just a repeating story of the same old nonsense. Only this way, people will care.
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Selling to the "real fans" would be my Utopia — Gorski
ALL those fans who wanted owner Rob Gorski to leave Bower Fold have got their way. He has resigned as chairman and Stalybridge Celtic is up for sale.
The question now, is who will buy? Is anyone able to put their money where their mouth is?
In the midst of an unprecedented cost-of-living crisis, who has the funds to buy the controlling interest in a Northern Premier League club that is bound to come with an expensive price tag?
Will it prove possible to put together a supporters' co-operative? As you'll see below, that would be Rob Gorski's preferred option, but could it happen. My own experience suggests that while many people might be prepared to buy a single share for £10 or £20, far fewer would be willing to invest the kind of much sums needed for a realistic bid.
So what does the future hold? What are Rob Gorski's plans? What does he think of Celtic's current situation? Below, is a series of questions I asked him and the replies I received.
If someone wants to buy Stalybridge Celtic, how do they register an interest?
I haven't started to officially market the club externally, yet I’ve already had three parties showing an interest. I'll be asking all parties to submit their formal bids via the club’s accountants, David Lever at Warr and Co of Denton*. If they can't find his details they can also contact me directly.
In the past you've said you were prepared to consider selling Stalybridge Celtic but only to someone with the club's best interests at heart. Do you have some sort of fit-and-proper persons test lined up?
I'll perform my own due diligence on each interested party.
Most fans won't be aware of this, but I had a potential buyer from Singapore express interest about a year ago. For Rob Gorski personally, it was potentially a very tempting financial option. However, my research uncovered someone who had his own pure financial gain as his motive and he had taken over two other football clubs before only for him to close them both and capitalise on the land.
As a Celtic fan, notwithstanding potential large sums of money, I simply could not have lived with myself and so I closed that particular door.
I'll be vetting all potential new buyers to ascertain what they can bring to the club and what their motives and goals are. I'll then balance that with their financial proposal.
Do you have a price in mind? Are you looking to recoup what you've put in over the last 20 years or just a "serious" amount?
I do have figures in mind. However, I’ve already alluded to the fact that it will be an overall “package" and the intentions of the buyer that will also play a major role.
With national government changing housing legislation on building developments, I need to ensure that a potential buyer is not just going to take a 970-year lease on land worth maybe £7 to 8 million, and leave the club hoping to ground share with a Tameside neighbour.
I'll ensure there are some guarantees with regard to Celtic’s future. That will be written in to any legal document. 
While you look for a buyer, will you remain in charge or day-to-day affairs or have you stepped down and passed on the baton? If so to whom? A person, the board as a whole?
I have stepped down due to ill health. I need to have more tests and then maybe medical procedures, and that's why I stepped down, with immediate effect, a fortnight ago.
In fact, I have not been at a game for over two months now. I miss it terribly, but I have to look after myself.
Keith Smart has been taking care of everything in my absence and will continue to drive the club forward. Keith is simply an outstanding man. Professional, diligent and utterly honest.
Fans have no idea how difficult it is to run, (practically as well as financially), a non-league, part-time, football club. People like Keith and Gordon Greenwood are worth their weight in gold. I hope that other directors, who have been "less visible" step up to help them and others.
Has there been any sign of the much-talked-about fans' co-operative?
Not a word. Conceptually, that would be my Utopia — that the fans, the real fans, own Stalybridge Celtic. However, back on planet earth, Stalybridge, the town I love, is truthfully a town entering a depression that would be socially graded as D or E. Sadly, I suspect  I won’t be hearing much back on that.
In your time as chairman/owner you put a lot of blood and treasure into the club and appointed a string of managers who came with an impressive pedigree. Why do think you were never able to achieve any success?
That's a question I've asked myself many times.
Jim Harvey’s kids were technically outstanding, but sadly lacking in physicality. Liam Watson was a major disappointment — his football was 20 years out of date — and Simon Haworth was shockingly negative.
So really, only Steve Burr brought good times the first time he was at Bower Fold in 2007-2011. The quality of football was a real joy with Dave Hankin burning down one wing and Steve Torpey down the other, with a really strong 16-man squad. It very nearly got us back up punching above our weight in National League North.
However, we’ve seen more and more clubs come through the pyramid with money I simply couldn't compete with. Not just Salford, Harrogate, Fylde and Fleetwood, but ones that came and went like Shaw Lane Aquaforce. All paying simply stupid money.
Stalybridge Celtic does not have an asset like Ashton United’s Cross Bar Club, which is effectively one of Hurst's pubs, or Hyde United’s 3G pitch, so the club relied on directors putting their hand in their pocket or an ever diminishing fanbase that was no longer attending due to Premier League lunchtime/early evening screenings.
Then there was covid, and of course the lack of a challenging team, which brings us back to the fact we simply couldn’t compete financially.  
Will you remain a fan or are you stepping away from football for good?
I will always remain a Stalybridge Celtic fan. I was a fan in the Seventies, I was when I lived in London and abroad, and I shall be until I die.
I remember telling Pete Dennerly, my predecessor as chairman, that I had some bad news for him back around 2007 when Ken Bates had invited me to join the Leeds United board. Pete fell silent, only for me to tell him the bad news was that I would only ever be a Celtic director and that he was stuck with me.
I respect other people who have been a director at different clubs. However, personally, I could never relate to that. It was Celtic or nobody for me. I need to look after my health first and foremost, but nothing will give me greater pleasure than buying Chris Willcock (a top man by the way) or Keith Smart, a beer after a great win on a Saturday afternoon next year.
Will Celtic avoid relegation?
I desperately hope so. When you see or hear about wages up and down the Northern Premier League, it makes you wonder how clubs stay afloat.
Without an asset to milk, or hugely disproportionate fan bases, clubs rely on directors and fans to cover ever-increasing costs and because Celtic have struggled financially off the field, it makes achieving success on it, much more difficult.
I think Chris Willcock has now got a much better quality squad than he had early doors. He effectively had to build it from scratch and he quickly realised he’d have to make a number of changes to ensure we could compete.
I’ve not been well enough to attend of late, so I've missed recent performances. However, I gather they are much improved and I sincerely hope and believe the lads can continue to improve and that they'll get that little rub of the green that will see them start to climb the table. 
*Warr and Co, 76 Manchester Road, Denton, M34 3PS — 0161 336 2222 — https://warr.co.uk
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The Aromatherapy Market is projected to grow from USD 2,102.34 million in 2023 to an estimated USD 4,936.97 million by 2032, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.95% from 2024 to 2032. Aromatherapy, an age-old practice of using essential oils and natural plant extracts to enhance physical and psychological well-being, has witnessed a surge in popularity over recent years. With growing awareness of holistic health approaches and increasing consumer preference for natural products, the global aromatherapy market has entered a phase of significant growth. This article delves into the current trends, driving factors, and future opportunities in the aromatherapy market.
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Market Overview
The global aromatherapy market was valued at approximately USD 1.8 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.2% from 2023 to 2030. This expansion is fueled by rising consumer interest in alternative medicine, wellness tourism, and lifestyle changes driven by stress-related disorders.
Aromatherapy encompasses various applications, including relaxation, pain management, skin care, and respiratory relief. The primary components of this market are essential oils, diffusers, and other accessories such as inhalers and roller balls.
Key Trends Driving Growth
Rising Demand for Natural and Organic Products Consumers are increasingly seeking natural and chemical-free products to maintain health and wellness. Essential oils derived from plants like lavender, eucalyptus, peppermint, and tea tree are perceived as safer alternatives to synthetic pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
Expansion of the Wellness Industry The growing focus on holistic health has elevated aromatherapy to a mainstream wellness practice. Spas, wellness retreats, and yoga centers are incorporating aromatherapy sessions to offer enhanced relaxation experiences.
Increased Consumer Awareness The accessibility of information via social media and wellness influencers has amplified consumer knowledge about the benefits of aromatherapy. This has led to a spike in demand for essential oils and aromatherapy devices.
Technological Advancements in Diffuser Devices Innovations such as ultrasonic and nebulizing diffusers have transformed how essential oils are used, making aromatherapy more convenient and effective. Portable and aesthetic designs further appeal to tech-savvy consumers.
Therapeutic Applications in Healthcare Aromatherapy is gaining traction in healthcare settings, particularly for stress management, sleep enhancement, and pain relief. Hospitals and clinics are adopting aromatherapy as a complementary therapy to improve patient outcomes.
Challenges in the Market
While the aromatherapy market is thriving, it faces challenges such as:
Lack of Standardization: The industry lacks uniform regulations and quality standards, leading to variations in the purity and efficacy of essential oils.
Health Risks: Misuse or overuse of essential oils can cause adverse reactions, including allergies or skin irritation.
High Costs: Pure essential oils can be expensive, limiting their adoption among price-sensitive consumers.
Future Opportunities
E-commerce Boom: Online platforms are revolutionizing the retail of essential oils and diffusers, offering convenience and variety to consumers.
Personalized Aromatherapy: Companies are exploring customized solutions using AI and data analytics to cater to individual preferences and health needs.
Sustainability Initiatives: Eco-conscious consumers are driving demand for sustainably sourced and packaged essential oils.
Integration with Smart Homes: Aromatherapy devices integrated with smart home systems offer new possibilities for growth.
Key players
Procter & Gamble
Reckitt Benckiser Group PLC
Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd.
dōTERRA
Young Living Essential Oils, LC
Mountain Rose Herbs
Edens Garden
Plant Therapy
Aurora
Rocky Mountain Oils, LLC
FLORIHANA
Biolandes
Falcon
Stadler Form
Segments
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Consumables
Equipment
Based on Application
Relaxation
Skin & Hair Care
Cold & Cough
Others
Based on End User
Home Use
Spa & Wellness Centers
Hospitals & Clinics
Yoga & Meditation Centers
Others
Based on Mode of Delivery
Topical Application
Aerial Diffusion
Direct Inhalation
Based on Distribution Channel
E-commerce
Offline Stores
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North America
U.S.
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Germany
France
U.K.
Italy
Spain
Rest of Europe
Asia Pacific
China
Japan
India
South Korea
South-east Asia
Rest of Asia Pacific
Latin America
Brazil
Argentina
Rest of Latin America
Middle East & Africa
GCC Countries
South Africa
Rest of the Middle East and Africa
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