Emily Heaslip

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Emily is a versatile freelance copywriter who writes for brands and agencies in tech, finance, and fashion. She is currently based in Cape Town and spends her free time running around Table Mountain.

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What Is Web3? Definition & Explanation

Web3 is an emerging concept that envisions a more decentralized, democratic internet.

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9 Candy Businesses to Inspire Aspiring Food Entrepreneurs

Trends in the candy segment can indicate consumer tastes and inspire food entrepreneurs to think outside the box.

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What Small Businesses Should Know About the Metaverse

While tech companies work toward a grander vision of the metaverse, small business owners can start taking advantage of metaverse technologies today.

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What Is the Metaverse? A Guide for Small Business

The metaverse is a confusing, nebulous term. In this article, we’ll break down what it means and how the technology surrounding this concept is continuing to develop.

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Best Alternatives to Brainstorming for Innovative Idea Generation

Brainstorming can lead to group-think and confirmation bias. Try these alternatives to spark more innovative ideas.

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Meeting Icebreaker Ideas That Employees Will Actually Enjoy

Avoid cringeworthy icebreaker games with these alternatives designed to make your employees laugh and learn more about one another.

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How to Lead a Hybrid Meeting

Hybrid meetings require the right tech, equipment, and inclusive approach.

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Best Meeting Structures for Large Groups

Meetings with large groups can be difficult to manage, which is why setting an agenda with participant input and delegating are key.

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How to Welcome New Employees in Meetings

Introduce a new team member without putting anyone on the spot and by giving them the context they need to hit the ground running.

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Brainstorming Tips That Can Boost Your Next Group Session

Brainstorming often requires a change in scenery, the right parameters, and some time to let people think independently before going to the group.