Category: Trends

Research-backed articles on the latest business, tech, security, and consumer trends. These insights, statistics, and analyses will keep you informed and ahead of the curve.

Unique Business Ideas
Samuel Ogunbowale

Low-Cost Unique Business Ideas for First-Time Entrepreneurs

The major aspect of succeeding in a business is coming up with unique business ideas with low competition that fit into your budget. Switching to online business opportunities has become a trend as the entry costs are significantly lower and growth potential is virtually limitless.

CEO or Freelancer
Joseph Chukwube

Should You Become a Freelancer or a CEO?

According to statistics, the number of people freelancing in the United States has steadily increased over the past decade. This boils down to two things. One, technology has made independent work more feasible for most people.

Digital Marketing Skills
Micheal Chukwube

Key Digital Marketing Skills to Master for 2025

The digital marketing landscape is evolving at lightning speed, and 2025 promises even greater transformations. According to research, the global digital advertising and marketing market was valued at an estimated $667 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $786.2 billion by 2026.

Early Signs of a DDoS Attack
Maria Rodriguez

How to Recognize the Early Signs of a DDoS Attack

According to reports by Cloudflare, the volume of network-layer DDoS attacks rose by 51% quarter on quarter and 45% year on year while the number of HTTP targets increased even more, recording a Y-o-Y growth of 68% with quarterly increases of 61%.

2025 remote work trends
Joseph Chukwube

2025 Trends That Will Shape Remote and Hybrid Teams

Only a few years ago, the term ‘workplace’ was synonymous with office buildings and 9-to-5 schedules. Now, it has expanded into an ecosystem that accommodates diverse arrangements, especially since the pandemic.

digital skill
Emily Carter

What Digital Skill Will Earn You The Most Money in 2025?

According to Indeed’s latest report from 2024, about 7 in 10 workers admitted their openness to new opportunities. At the same time, when people check out prospective employers, part of the main concerns for 74% of workers is how much they could get paid.