Larry Kim — February 12, 2019 Follow @larrykim — February 12, 2019 I’m here to give it to you straight friends: the gritty truth about being an entrepreneur. Many individuals would gladly sacrifice the 9–5 grind for a chance at becoming an entrepreneur, with the promise of becoming your own boss, developing a business of … Continue reading The Ugly Truth About Being an Entrepreneur
Jake Rheude — February 8, 2019 Follow @jakerheude — February 8, 2019 When you’re bootstrapping an ecommerce startup, there are so many details and moving parts it can make your head spin. Unfortunately, what often gets lost in the hectic early stages of development is how to best control your supply chain. Late or missed … Continue reading What Your Startup Needs to Know About Supply Chain KPIs
Jenn Villa — February 7, 2019 — February 7, 2019 Users are bouncing, conversions are sparse and sales are way down. Or, *insert in your problem here.* Whatever the concern, let’s be honest… your site needs some love. That’s why you’re here— doing your research on optimizing your website for mobile responsiveness. You’ve heard a … Continue reading Responsive Web Design Questions About Mobile SEO
In 2019, we’ll see more brands increasingly turn to digital ad agencies and tech consultants nimble enough to act as an extension to their internal teams. Clint Tasset on February 6, 2019 As the advertising industry evolves, and brands look to have more ownership of their data and measurement, big media holding companies have struggled … Continue reading The in-housing trend is all about data
With Microsoft’s focus on voice for enterprises, marketers need to understand how to adopt voice technology with customers, employees and stakeholders. Adam Dorfman on February 6, 2019 Over the past few years, one of the major stories of CES has been the rise of intelligent virtual assistants to power consumer products ranging from alarm clocks … Continue reading Here’s why marketers should care about Microsoft’s Cortana
Clients moving services in-house isn’t a new challenge, but our survey found it tops the list of digital agency concerns. Amy Gesenhues on February 1, 2019 Client in-housing has always been a factor for agencies, but the availability of ad tech and martech, the rise of automation and data management requirements have added new pressures. … Continue reading Why clients in-house and what agencies can (and can’t) do about it
Aditya Narula — January 30, 2019 — January 30, 2019 rawpixel / Pixabay The New Year is here and with it a time to reflect on career goals. Aspiring entrepreneurs who are considering starting a small business in 2019 may find encouragement in new survey results from Kabbage. After polling 600 thriving U.S. small business … Continue reading 3 Myths About Starting a Small Business
Bob Van Rossum — January 28, 2019 Follow @BobVR — January 28, 2019 Employee engagement is a constant work in progress for organizations. According to Gallup, only 34 percent of employees in the U.S. are engaged in their jobs, with 13 percent who are “actively disengaged”. While these numbers have improved over the years, there … Continue reading How Digital Has Transformed Employee Engagement Strategies and What CMOs Can Do About It
Ross Sibbald — January 25, 2019 Follow @https://www.twitter.com/rosssibbald — January 25, 2019 The year 2020 is just around the corner and before you know it, it will be here! It is a date of almost legendary proportions and for many years it has been a landmark date in terms of strategy planning for many blue … Continue reading Stop Just Reading About Email Marketing Trends and Start Implementing Them
Emily Sidley — January 25, 2019 Follow @EmilySidleyPR — January 25, 2019 Is advertising part of your social media strategy? While organic social media marketing plays an important role in a successful content marketing campaign, it’s becoming more and more important to pair your non-paid updates with a paid strategy. According to PwC’s Global Consumer … Continue reading Social Media Ads: Basics You Need to Know About Each Platform
