Eric Goldschein

A writer, editor, and content creator, originally from Brooklyn.
I've contributed to a variety of print and digital platforms, including Orchard, Fundera, Outside Online, Men's Journal, The Growler, and Cosmo -- yes, as in Cosmopolitan.
I also create digital marketing content for small businesses and nonprofits around the world.

Cosmopolitan • 13th September 2018

Why Do Guys... Send Dick Pics?

We're horny... and not thinking clearly. (Yes, I really wrote this, and it was really published.)

Two Types Of Managers • 13th September 2018

What We Learn About Ourselves When We Start Tracking Our Time

We’ve all heard the cliches: Time is valuable. Time is our most precious commodity. We’ve even seen the studies: A time-saving purchase makes people happier than a material purchase.

Social Media Week • 6th September 2018

5 Reasons Why You Should Start A Branded Podcast

Branded storytelling has been a part of the fabric of media for years now. It was only a matter of time before it conquered the next frontier: podcasts.

Social Media Week • 24th August 2018

Instagram Is Single-Handedly Remaking Brands' Social Media Image

A recent report from NetBase tracked the most loved global brands and found that Instagram had catapulted to the top of the list, beating out YouTube and parent company Facebook.

Two Types Of Managers • 23rd May 2018

How not to screw up as a first-time millennial manager

I’m a millennial. I was also a manager of a group of writers for a digital media outlet for several years. While my time in that position was mostly successful, I narrowly avoided more than a few disasters.

Two Types Of Managers • 18th January 2018

Resistance is futile: 8 tried and tested tips to get employees to embrace change.

Employee resistance to changes in how businesses are organized and their work is conducted is legendary, and as old as the “modern” workplace.

Fundera Ledger • 12th January 2018

Is A Ridiculously Low-Tech Marketing Campaign Worth Your Time?

Sandwich boards, billboards, catalogs—the kinds of things that went out of style years, if not decades, ago—are the new black.

Fundera Ledger • 20th October 2017

How Small Businesses Analyze Behavior to Boost the Bottom Line

Over the past couple decades, ecommerce companies like Amazon have had so much success thanks to one distinct advantage over traditional brick-and-mortar stores (other than low prices).