Fischer reports, “The company is doubling down on its B2B business and plans to host its first-ever awards presentation, the “Go-Getter Awards,” on Oct. 14 for its two fastest-growing B2B verticals: marketing and retail.
“The awards will recognize individuals ages 18–30 who are in the early stages of their careers in the retail and marketing industries.
“By the numbers: Newsletter subscriber totals (free email sign-ups):
“The big picture: The awards push isn’t meant to be a meaningful revenue driver (submissions are free), but it’s a way to cultivate more professional communities around its coverage areas, executives tell Axios.”
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