What helps product pages stand out and spur conversions in this competitive category? Contributor Andrew Waber lays out the results of a recent analysis. Andrew Waber on April 25, 2018 As in many markets, the tactics to successfully sell home goods and furniture on Amazon differ slightly depending on the price point. But after … Continue reading 3 lessons learned from 365,000 Amazon furniture & home goods product pages
Paul Keijzer — April 11, 2018 Follow @Paul_Keijzer — April 11, 2018 geralt / Pixabay In the business world, scalability has always enabled companies to have an advantage over their competitors. It’s what’s made them strong contenders in an economically challenging business environment. Thanks to scalability, the more of something companies had, the better it … Continue reading Forget Scalability. Fail Fast and Move Forward
Eric Rosenberg — March 23, 2018 — March 23, 2018 The Civilization video game franchise is one of the most successful in history. First released in 1991, the computer game allows players to build a civilization from a single settler into a global empire. With more than 40 million copies sold, countless hours have been … Continue reading 5 Business Lessons from Civilization
Erik Huberman — January 31, 2018 Follow @ErikHuberman — January 31, 2018 2017 was a nail-biter of a year for everyone, regardless of political or business affiliations. With a new president, booming social media, and constant shake-ups across industries, most of us could barely keep up. Now that 2018 is here, though, smart business leaders … Continue reading 4 Lessons We Learned From the Vicious 2017 News Cycle
Matt Given — March 16, 2017 Follow @intelivideomatt— March 16, 2017 It’s the end of Q1 and your Series A hasn’t landed yet. GOOD. For many of you entrepreneurs out there, as you turned the page from 2016 to 2017, raising a series A Round may have been near or at the very top of … Continue reading 4 Things You Should Focus on Instead of Closing Your A Round
Julie Winkle Giulioni — March 9, 2017 Follow @julie_wg— March 9, 2017 I recently attended a stage production of Circus 1903, a variety show featuring turn-of-the-century circus acts. The audience enjoyed heart-stopping performances from high-wire artists, aerialists, contortionists, and acrobats from around the world. (While this isn’t intended to be a review, I can highly … Continue reading Lessons in Stumbling and Set-Backs… from the Big Top
Kaitlyn Hammond — January 17, 2017 — January 17, 2017 The New Year offers the opportunity to analyze your current business practices and consider ways to improve the status quo. One strategy small business owners can utilize is looking at the latest big business trends, and evaluating which can help their companies succeed in 2017. … Continue reading What Your Small Business Can Learn From Big Business in the New Year
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas isn’t just for gadgetheads. Contributor Laurie Keith shares her first impressions of the tech show and what marketers can take away from it. Laurie Keith on January 13, 2017 Last week, I attended the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas for the first time. I work in … Continue reading My first CES: What I saw, learned and questioned
Frank Rumbauskas — December 23, 2016 Follow @FrankRumbauskas— December 23, 2016 I don’t keep it a secret that I credit Napoleon Hill with all of my success; in fact, I re-read his master work The Law of Success 3-4 times each year and learn something new each time. If you’re not familiar with that book, … Continue reading Napoleon Hill’s Masterful Lesson on Making Quick and Definite Decisions
Asher Rumack — December 15, 2016 — December 15, 2016 If you’re in a field where either the people or the work you’re producing are labeled “creative,” you likely signed up to create meaningful, fulfilling experiences. And if you’re idealistic like me, you may even say you’re here to bring beauty into the world. Yet … Continue reading The 15 Most Important Lessons I’ve Learned in Creative Work
