Zack Arnold — November 10, 2016 — November 10, 2016 Whether you are a film and television editor like me, or even if you are a producer, designer or visual effects artist, you chose your profession because you love to be creative… actually, you don’t just love to be creative, you are a creative. Unfortunately, … Continue reading Essential Tools for the Ultimate Post-Production Workflow
Darleen DeRosa — November 9, 2016 Follow @onpoint_llc— November 9, 2016 Virtual meetings are an essential way for geographically dispersed teams to connect and accomplish tasks. However, virtual leaders sometimes conduct an ineffective meeting or host them for the wrong reasons. This can cause team members to tune out and do things they’d never have … Continue reading 6 Simple Rules For Hosting Better Virtual Meetings
Morgan Ingram — November 9, 2016 — November 9, 2016 If you don’t schedule your life, your life will schedule you. If you are not scheduling your life, then you will not be able to control the amount of focus that you are putting into each day. There are so many distractions in our world … Continue reading Getting Your Schedule Organized as an SDR
Susan Solovic — November 6, 2016 Follow @SusanSolovic— November 6, 2016 See that thing in front of you that your hands rest on for a good portion of the day? You know what I’m talking about. It’s called a keyboard. Because of the way most of us work today, it’s a good idea to figure … Continue reading The 5 Tips and Tools You Need to Boost Your Productivity
by Darnelle O’Brien Follow @thekissagencyOctober 21, 2016 If you, like us, love Instagram you would have noticed that #flatlay is the Instaway to photograph your Instagram content. The flat lay technique is a simple way of showcasing multiple pieces in a single image. A good flat lay is carefully constructed and pieced together with purpose … Continue reading 5 Easy Tricks to Mastering the Flat Lay
by Annie McMindesOctober 20, 2016 We are impatient. In our always-on, agile, tech-obsessed society, we want what we want and we want it (October 30, 2016). We depend on fatter pipelines, fuller funnels and more prospects. And the only way to meet the rising demand is to work longer hours, without breaks, and stay connected … Continue reading Less is More: Decoding the Productivity Myth
Consumers are searching, doing and buying on their mobile devices, yet the challenge to reach them seems greater than ever. Columnist Wesley Young of the Local Search Association takes a look at 9 stats that suggest ways to improve your capture rate. Wesley Young on October 11, 2016 Getting the attention of today’s consumer … Continue reading Does finding that micro-moment feel like chasing fireflies? Here are 9 data points that will help you catch them.
by Matt Brennan Follow @MattLBrennanOctober 11, 2016 Bring a Little Imagination to What You Do There are probably many people out there who do what you do, no matter what industry you are in. With digital marketing, they are communicating their message to new audiences in similar ways. When the crowd veers right at the … Continue reading Imagination and Focus
by Ben MulhollandOctober 10, 2016 Ah, procrastination, we meet again. For all of my talk on how to improve productivity, to a certain degree I find it impossible to permanently find the answer for how to stop procrastinating. What I can do, though, is explain why we procrastinate and give some tips to some out … Continue reading How to Stop Procrastinating and Get $#*! Done
by Brian Walsh Follow @bwalshbrianOctober 9, 2016 Understanding the best way to differentiate against your competition is critical to being an effective salesperson. The “Do Nothing” competitor is always one of the toughest. Who has instant access to the decision maker? Who is always part of the sales opportunity whether you are or not? The … Continue reading What to Do When “Do Nothing” is Your Biggest Competition
