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As of now, Bootstrap 3 and Foundation 6 are the two most popular frameworks for CSS available yet each have their own distinctive traits which might push you more to one than the other. Both are almost impeccable in terms of quality and both can get the job done, it’s just a matter of personal preference.In my opinion, Foundation has a much more robust grid system, one of the most important things to consider when employing responsive design using a framework. It’s collapsible rows and block grids can make the job much easier when working with mobile in mind. However Bootstrap can be much easier to use and to prototype quickly which might be important as you’re a beginner to frameworks.An example of Foundations block gridA Bootstrap starter template on different devicesAt the end of the day, as said before, both are good frameworks and it can be likened to picking between red wine and white wine. My judgement is that you should probably start with Bootstrap, ( I have a slight bias) as speaking from experience, it is very easy to pick up, there are tons of resources, guides and tutorials available for it, and it is more widely used.In case you’re still unsure what to pick, here are few sources which go in to more detail :Bootstrap vs Foundation - Top 2 CSS FrameworksState of affairs: Bootstrap 4 vs Foundation 6.3 - Danny HerranShould You Use Bootstrap or Foundation?Here are a few resources to jump-start your learning for each framework:Bootstrap:An Ultimate Guide for BeginnersBootstrap 3 TutorialGetting started · Bootstrap (documentation)Foundation:The ultimate guide to getting started with Foundation | Webdesigner DepotGetting Started With Foundation 5 (documentation)

Sebastian Kull offers some really helpful resources, but I figure I’d include some resources that focus on integration and adoption for teams who haven’t started using them quite yet.How to integrate OKRs in your business:How to Use OKRs: A 6-Step Guide + TemplateHow To Integrate Project Management With OKR MethodologyHere’s How to Integrate OKRs into Your Organizational CultureWhy OKRs are valuable:If You're Not Using OKRs for Quarterly Planning, Stop and Read ThisWant To Set Goals Like Google? Use OKRsKPIs vs. OKRs: How They Compare and Why You Need Both to be SuccessfulHope these help! Happy planning!

Lucjan has the right idea with creating better retargeting lists in GA. You can go really deep. One of my favorite segmentations is using the “session duration” metric to segment out “high engagers” eg. session duration > 120(s).Here are some other ideas:People who have made 2 or more purchases.People who have spend >$X (in this case $50)…There are actually pre-made packs that you can download and install within GA (“Import from Gallery”):Here are the contents of an example pack:Another segmentation type I like to do is make a 3, 7, 14, 30 and 90 day list. Then, in AdWords you can use custom combinations to make [days 1–3](3 day list), [days 4–7](7 day list minus (none of these audiences) 3 day list), [days 8–14], [days 15–30] and [days 31–90]. This is useful for 2 reasons:Generally you’ll see a CPA difference based on recency (ie. days 1–3 has the best conversion rates) and so you’ll want to adjust bids accordingly.You may want to create “stories” ie. content or value delivery (eg. case studies, whitepapers, guides, templates or other free but premium resources) for the first 2 weeks and only then trigger the main CTA remarketing (eg. start free trial, buy now etc.) Some people even sync up with their email drip campaign.If you have a Youtube Channel another very powerful strategy is to cookie youtube viewers to very quickly build a sizeable targeted list (you need to hook up Youtube to AdWords - guide at the end of this answer). Retarget Youtube viewers with Display and perhaps website visitors on youtube - cross-pollination.Add in Facebook’s pixel and you can leverage all of this and do multi-channel remarketing like a boss.I hope this gives you a few ideas! I shared a lot of these in this post: The ultimate remarketing setup.