Brian Basilico June 18, 2021 Let me start off by asking you a question. Do you want to improve your business? Well if you do, I’m going to ask you to start thinking differently about know, like, and trust. Now, know, like and trust has been around for years. It’s been attributed to people like … Continue reading Want to Improve Your Business? Here Is My Know-Like-Trust System!
Stan Peake May 17, 2021 If the pandemic has reminded (or taught) entrepreneurs anything, it’s resourcefulness. In some cases, waning or obsolete markets forced founders to rethink the utility of their suddenly useless inventory stockpile. In other cases, lockdowns or travel restrictions simply prevented business as usual from running its course, and executives and business … Continue reading How to Pivot to Stay Relevant in Business Today
Cam Gray February 10, 2021 Avoiding burnout is detrimental to your business and life success. It doesn’t matter what you do for a living, there’s a certain point where too much of it all the time will lead to burnout. Burnout is a state of exhaustion caused by prolonged stress; it can manifest emotionally, … Continue reading 6 Ways to Avoid Burnout as a Business Owner
Matt Ambrose January 16, 2021 “Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” Albert Einstein. Imagination is arguably the most powerful tool in our toolbox. Because when you can trigger positive images, feelings and hopes in your reader’s mind of the salvation that awaits with your product… just watch those conversions fly. … Continue reading 7 Powerful Ways to Trigger Imagination
Ryan Estis November 9, 2020 “When you were presenting at the Summit in January, I was concerned. I thought I detected the early onset of Parkinson’s in your right hand. When you have it — you get an eye for it. The last two times I have seen you present — totally different — I … Continue reading You Can’t Improve What You Don’t Measure
Patty Tucker August 18, 2020 Whether barely making payroll or busting at the seams with new demand (lucky you), business leaders are all surviving in a constant state of change and the fog of the unknown. Through the pandemic fog, all businesses need to motivate employees, attract customers, and communicate how and why they’re making … Continue reading 5 Tweaks to Harness Business Purpose Through the Pandemic Fog
Evanne Farmer August 17, 2020 A business that follows the Six Sigma principles is one that focuses upon maximizing customer value and minimizing waste at the same time. In other words, you want to be able to give your customers a lot of value through your products and services, but you want to use the … Continue reading How to Integrate the Principles of Six Sigma With Social Media
Dennis Dix August 7, 2020 In the uncertain economic times, people and institutions face a challenging future, where resources are stretched beyond their limits. Many are meeting this challenge with creativity and grit. Small businesses are especially vulnerable during unstable times. But, as revenue streams dwindle, some scrappy businesses have strategically tapped into smart technologies … Continue reading There Is No Better Time to Reduce Your Business Expenses
Gleb Tsipursky August 4, 2020 As the vast majority of companies rush to reopen, they’re falling into the trap of “getting back to normal.” They’re not realizing we’re heading into a period of waves of restrictions once again, due to many states reopening too soon. Indeed, some of the states to open early onward have … Continue reading The Trap of Getting Back to Normal in the Pandemic
Ali Robertson June 24, 2020 When selling a business, the receipt of offers is one of the most exciting stages in the process. It is vitally important, however, to fully understand the technical language used in these offers and the implications this will have on the value that the vendor ultimately receives. This article will … Continue reading The Importance of Understanding Offers for Your Business
