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30 Proven Ways To Drive Traffic To Your Ecommerce Store: Acquire, Convert, and Bring People Back

by Andrew ScarbroughSeptember 22, 2016 The famous psychophysicist Dr. Howard Moskowitz once said: “There is no perfect Pepsi; just different kinds of perfect Pepsi for different groups of people.” His point is that every visitor that comes to your website is different –– bringing along with them various life experiences and points of view that … Continue reading 30 Proven Ways To Drive Traffic To Your Ecommerce Store: Acquire, Convert, and Bring People Back

Giving And Receiving Feedback: Going Back to the Basics

by Rick Lepsinger Follow @onpoint_llcSeptember 20, 2016 Giving and receiving feedback is an important part of coaching. Technology can greatly enhance leaders’ ability to do this, especially when they are juggling the challenges of virtual coaching. In general, the use of technology in coaching is a positive trend because it makes it easier for managers … Continue reading Giving And Receiving Feedback: Going Back to the Basics

Here’s How to Beat the Post-Vacation Blues, and Come Back to Work Refreshed

by Ken Sterling Follow @ken_sterlingSeptember 9, 2016 Come back from your vacation more motivated and productive than ever before. Let’s face it; if you’re like me, coming back to work after an extended break can be a real slog. Whether you were sipping mojitos in Cabo or enjoying some much-needed downtime at home, you might … Continue reading Here’s How to Beat the Post-Vacation Blues, and Come Back to Work Refreshed

Do the Moz & Raven retreats back to basics signal the rise of point solutions over marketing suites?

After years of martech companies assembling and launching all-in-one marketing suites, recent news suggests the tide has turned. Contributor and Third Door Media CEO Chris Elwell suggests what this might mean — renewed focus on single-point solutions and on the bottom line. Chris Elwell on August 24, 2016   Two companies in the martech space … Continue reading Do the Moz & Raven retreats back to basics signal the rise of point solutions over marketing suites?