Daily Archives: April 28, 2017

4 Crafty, Not Clingy Ways to Personalize Your Emails

Monica Montesa — April 7, 2017 Follow @missmontesa— April 7, 2017 It’s no secret that savvy businesses are engaging their customers by creating personalized experiences tailored to their interests and needs. And email makes it easier than ever to do so. Personalized emails also happen to be pretty darn effective at driving sales. According to … Continue reading 4 Crafty, Not Clingy Ways to Personalize Your Emails

Think Big: 4 Ways to Make Your Small Business Feel Like the Pros

Sarah Jordan — April 7, 2017 Follow @http://www.twitter.com/sarahmcjordan— April 7, 2017 Small businesses definitely have their advantages. They’re lean, nimble, and offer a niche product or service that big businesses sometimes can’t. But they can also feel detached from its customers if they’re not taking the right measures. And just because you’re small doesn’t mean … Continue reading Think Big: 4 Ways to Make Your Small Business Feel Like the Pros

Scaling your content without draining your budget

Columnist Seth Price discusses how to scale your content marketing efforts efficiently and cost-effectively by applying a media-based model to content creation and distribution. Seth Price on April 7, 2017     Every day, billions of pieces of content are published like clockwork on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Snapchat. Yet the clock has … Continue reading Scaling your content without draining your budget

5 Keys to Building a Human-Centric Performance Management Process

Johnny Duncan — April 7, 2017 — April 7, 2017 Putting the human into human resources can be challenging. Even with modern orientation and on-boarding practices, performance evaluations, management training sessions, and a solid reward system, it can still feel like a cold, sterile environment, as opposed to one that fosters engagement and growth. Comments … Continue reading 5 Keys to Building a Human-Centric Performance Management Process

Marketers, get your head out of your funnel — because time is definitely not on your side

Columnist John Steinert explains the need for marketers to step back from their day-to-day work and assess what’s going on with the market as a whole. John Steinert on April 6, 2017   Whether you’re a CMO who’s trying to figure out how to make substantive progress in the marketplace (the kind you can point … Continue reading Marketers, get your head out of your funnel — because time is definitely not on your side