William Powell
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William Powell is a writer and educator with a passion for marketing. He enjoys learning about the latest business trends and analyzing how global events impact domestic and international economies.
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Why Small Businesses Are Prime Targets for Cyber Attacks
Key Takeaways: SMBs are more likely to be targeted if they have limited cybersecurity resources. Common attacks: phishing, ransomware, and data breaches. Cybersecurity strategies that reduce risks: password management, employee training, and software security updates. Tapping into affordable cybersecurity services can prove vital for SMBs.
By William Powell2 days ago in Journal
How Small and Mid-Sized Businesses Can Compete on Compliance
Key Takeaways: Compliance gaps usually aren’t about negligence; they’re about bandwidth, influenced by unclear ownership, records scattered across five different folders, and training that happens when someone finally gets around to it. A risk-based approach beats trying to copy what the big guys do. Small teams need simple routines. Think of compliance as infrastructure, not something you panic about before an inspection.
By William Powell14 days ago in Journal
5 Aftermarket Parts that Most Commonly Cause Fitment Issues in Japanese Cars
Aftermarket parts are a major reason drivers choose Japanese cars. The Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) gives car owners many ways to customize their vehicles, whether it’s to boost performance or enhance visual appeal. Brands like Subaru, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, and Mitsubishi benefit from extensive aftermarket support, providing a range of modification options.
By William Powell21 days ago in Wheel
Balancing Act: How New Privacy Legislation Is Reshaping Polygraph Data Storage and Reporting Requirements
As technology continues to progress at an alarming rate, privacy concerns are paramount for citizens. Gone are the days when you can interact with the greater world without leaving behind some sort of digital trace. Companies are gathering data about people everywhere you look, from buying habits to personal histories. For a majority of folks, this means companies (and the government) have mountains of data on each person, and this is just for everyday life.
By William Powell29 days ago in Journal
Performance Marketing Metrics That Actually Predict Profit
Most marketing teams rely on specific metrics to measure campaign performance. And most of the time, they focus on questions like "Does the campaign achieve its goal? Is the conversion rate improving? Visits and clicks are increasing?
By William Powellabout a month ago in Journal
Common Mistakes People Make After a Car Accident
Key Takeaways: After a car accident, a same-day medical check often helps, even if the injured person doesn’t feel pain at the time. Saying fewer words at the scene of the accident is safer than a long explanation. Early photos and witness information matter because scenes of accidents are difficult to preserve. Future costs can surprise people, especially when therapy is needed or work is missed.
By William Powell2 months ago in Journal
How Global Trade Restrictions Are Quietly Reshaping the Fertilizer Industry
While headlines tend to focus on energy shortages, food inflation, and geopolitical tensions, a less visible but equally critical sector is being reshaped behind the scenes: the global fertilizer industry.
By William Powell2 months ago in Futurism
Are Tariffs Changing How Americans Buy Auto Parts?
Across the United States, car owners are noticing something different. Repairs cost more. Replacement parts take longer to find. And it’s not just inflation. Tariffs are playing a quiet but powerful role in the bottom line for vehicle repairs and manufacturing.
By William Powell3 months ago in Wheel
5 Things Every Truck Driver Should Know Before Selling a Semi-Truck
Moving on from a semi-truck can feel bittersweet. Sometimes, however, it’s the right decision. The unique variable in the equation is the why. There are several catalysts for this decision, such as retiring, moving to a new industry, expensive repair bills, or high operating costs.
By William Powell3 months ago in Wheel
Digital Transformation, Meet the Factory Floor: What True Automation Looks Like in 2026
The Rundown Automation is shifting from mechanical repetition to data-driven intelligence. Machines now interpret data, predict wear, and self-adjust across production lines. Real-time visibility replaces delayed reporting, allowing instant operational responses. Human roles evolve toward analysis, oversight, and digital collaboration with machines. Open systems and interoperability remove vendor barriers and connect full workflows. Greater connectivity demands built-in cyber-physical security for every system. Shared data across plants creates networked learning and quiet performance scaling.
By William Powell4 months ago in Geeks
Year-End Budgeting Tips to Pay Off a Small Loan Faster
Life will sometimes throw you a curveball. This includes surprise bills and expenses. When that happens, you may need to take out a small loan. And though taking out a loan can seem like a daunting proposition, there are proven budgeting methods to help alleviate the stress associated with debt.
By William Powell4 months ago in Families
