Geniuslink Blog
Working from home can be a blessing and a curse. On one hand, our team does not have to commute through Seattle traffic to work anymore, on the other hand, we don’t get to see the whole team in the office every day. This has made it more important than ever to find other ways to connect and enjoy each other’s company. Finding activities to do together and build a team atmosphere while separated can be difficult, to say the least.
Enter: Virtual Cocktail Class.
iHerb (iHerb.com) is a force to be reckoned with amongst the online health supplements / sports nutrition / beauty products retailers. One of the earlier online retailers, iHerb kicked off in 1996 (remember that Amazon started just a year prior) and has stayed focused on a few key verticals to ensure they can go deep and be the experts. Over the last 20 plus years, iHerb has grown to be a global provider (and supports 54 semi-localized storefronts and ships to over 150 different countries!) with a huge product catalog — 30,000 products from 1,200 brands. Fortunately, there is also an iHerb affiliate program.
My name is Meg Marrs, and I have about eight years experience in the digital marketing space. Previously I worked as a content specialist for various local start-ups, building out their blog content and helping to rank articles in Google. Now I work on my own private set of projects, including a dog care resource site and a senior care website.
I’m the Director of Marketing at Tuck.com, a digital sleep health and product review publication. We test and review everything from mattresses to snoring devices, while writing at-length content about sleep for our 1m monthly readers.
My name is Rich Anand and I’m the Founder, COO of Evolvez Agency. Our mission is to evolve brands’ Gen-Z initiatives by employing influential College Brand Ambassadors.