Sandra Wrobel-Konior — July 26, 2018 Follow @sandricz — July 26, 2018 Chargebacks are one of these things that merchants try to avoid at all cost, as they can cause massive losses in revenue. In the following, you can find a list of mistakes that merchants make most often and good practices that can be … Continue reading Common Mistakes Merchants Make When Fighting Chargebacks
Steve Masters — July 20, 2018 Follow @masterstips — July 20, 2018 Free-Photos / Pixabay Websites that accept guest posts might need to rethink their editorial policies, now that the internet is populated by many bloggers who are charging fees for exposure. This phenomenon was highlighted by a Buzzfeed News article, which investigated the activities … Continue reading The Thin Line Between Journalism and Commercialism
Richard Shapiro — July 16, 2018 Follow @RichardRShapiro — July 16, 2018 rawpixel / Pixabay It’s rare that retailers ever talk about or report statistics on repeat customers. Stats are publicized on store over store results, year-by-year. But, that’s it. If you google repeat business, a Bain & Co. study from 2000 pops-up. Yes, the … Continue reading Talking About Repeat Business is Worth Repeating
Sarah Berkowski — July 10, 2018 Follow @sarahberkowski — July 10, 2018 Free-Photos / Pixabay Did you ever wonder why some companies are able to build a track record of consistent, long-term growth, while others seem to simply tread water or, worse, lose business and eventually end up closing their doors? The odds of becoming … Continue reading Operational Excellence is the Real Difference Between Business Success and Failure
Price, Convenience, Reviews Essential To Early Adopters by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 28, 2018 Price and convenience remain two of the most important messages when it comes to searching and buying products and services — especially when these services are tied to Amazon, Lyft, and Netflix. Reviews also help to convince consumers to … Continue reading Price, Convenience, Reviews Essential To Early Adopters
Brian Wallace — April 20, 2018 Follow @nowsourcing — April 20, 2018 It is the duty of businesses to give back to the communities they serve, and that doesn’t only mean writing a check to the local charity. There are many ways that businesses can help the disadvantaged, and many businesses have initiatives to do … Continue reading How Your Business Can (And Should) Give Back [Infographic]
Rafi Chowdhury — February 28, 2018 Follow @_rafichowdhury — February 28, 2018 I always hear a lot of people saying the same phrase over-and-over that, “I’m too busy” or “I don’t have time to do anything else.” This happens because of not being able to properly calculate the time you spend on each project. As … Continue reading Need To Double Your Efficiency? Try Using Time Tracking Software For a Change
Amanda Abella — February 14, 2018 — February 14, 2018 I sometimes get into debates with people about whether or not starting a business is financially smart. The truth is, I get a lot of pushback on this. People often cite all the statistics as to how many businesses fail. Then they usually on to … Continue reading 3 Reasons Why Starting a Business is a Financially Savvy Move
Vitaliy Verbenko — January 8, 2018 Follow @helpracing — January 8, 2018 How do you increase the efficiency of your support department without hiring more agents? Businesses don’t stay static. Over time, what customers expect changes, and this includes the number of requests aimed at the help desk. All this increases the amount of work … Continue reading Top 15 Ways to Scale Your Support in 2018
Amanda Abella — December 25, 2017 — December 25, 2017 QuinceMedia / Pixabay Each year around this time, my team and I discuss business objectives for the coming year. The way I personally like to do it is to pick a theme for the following 12 months. This theme is usually centered around a big … Continue reading 4 Business Objectives To Consider for a Prosperous 2018
