Karen Repoli — June 4, 2020 pixelcreatures / Pixabay A website is a must-have asset for all businesses and I have recently received a lot of questions about WordPress and it’s benefits. It is my #1 recommendation for a website platform and I am not alone. In fact, according to information compiled by W3techs, WordPress … Continue reading What You Should Know About WordPress
Austin Bliss — May 29, 2020 What Is A Spamtrap? Spamtrap email addresses are “dummy” (but fully functional and deliverable) email addresses used for the express purpose of attracting spam. Any messages hitting these addresses are considered unsolicited bulk email. To summarize: A spamtrap is a valid, deliverable email address that is exclusively used to … Continue reading Spamtraps 101: What they Are, Why You Hit Them, & What to Do About It
Choncé Maddox — May 22, 2020 Let’s face it, some freelancers often worry about how and whether they’ll get paid. This isn’t anything new and according to a report from Freelancer’s Union and Upwork, over 56 million Americans did freelance work in 2018. Not getting paid or getting paid late is a huge issue that … Continue reading How Freelancers Can Never Worry About Getting Paid on Time Again
Vartika Kashyap — May 14, 2020 A few years ago, if somebody had told you that nearly 4.7 million U.S. workers, or 3.4% of the population, would be working remotely by 2020, you would have wondered if the guy is on high or what. It could also be that you read this statistical forecast somewhere … Continue reading The 6 Biggest Problems of Remote Work That We Need to Talk About
Nacho De Marco — May 5, 2020 The COVID-19 crisis spread so quickly around the world that most people, companies, organizations, and governments scrambled to address it in any way they could. In fact, if there’s something that defines the pandemic, that definitely has to be the lack of preparation for it. When faced with … Continue reading What COVID-19 Should Teach Companies About Pandemic Planning
Eva Webster — April 29, 2020 Working from home took on a new connotation when the COVID-19 crisis shut down businesses globally and across North America. People ordered to stay home had to find new ways to get their work done and businesses needed to adapt accordingly. Of course, challenges arose. One of the biggest … Continue reading Isolation is Causing Your Remote Employees to be Unproductive & Here’s What to do About it
Steven Imke — April 20, 2020 As a business owner, you will be forced to negotiate with suppliers, employees, and customers. Being a good negotiator, either to get the most amount of money for a product or service from the customer or the most value for products or service you buy from a vendor, requires … Continue reading What You Need to Know About Business Negotiations
Yext No Wrong Answers Campaign Tells Companies What Site Visitors Want To Know About Them by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 16, 2020 Yext launched the No Wrong Answers integrated marketing campaign to help organizations determine how well they are answering questions that people want answered on their company’s website. The campaign offers a free trial from … Continue reading Yext No Wrong Answers Campaign Tells Companies What Site Visitors Want To Know About Them
Renee Groskreutz — April 14, 2020 Today let’s talk about revenue. By the way, as an aside revenue and profit are not the same thing. This can be confusing sometimes. In this conversation, we are going to discuss what a few phrases mean. I find this a bit confusing but let’s dive in together. I … Continue reading Let’s Talk About Revenue
David Gellar — April 5, 2020 Retirement can be scary, no matter who you are. It makes sense that some people are nervous about retirement. How much money do you really need for 20 years? What about 30 years? Will you get bored? Will you be lonely? Planning ahead and predicting the future is extremely … Continue reading How to Stop Being Nervous About Retirement
