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6 Things Your Company Should Have in Place Before Starting Paid Social Advertising

Brooke Tomasetti — June 12, 2019 — June 12, 2019 You need more than just a budget in place before starting paid social advertising—that is, if you want your paid social campaign tests to have the best structure in place for success. Whatever platform or platforms you’re planning on allocating spend to, set yourself up … Continue reading 6 Things Your Company Should Have in Place Before Starting Paid Social Advertising →

Before You Can Effectively Lead — You Need to Manage Your Own Schedule First!

David Dame — June 7, 2019 Follow @ddame — June 7, 2019 I keep hearing leaders say they’re struggling to manage their organizations through change. They’ve had trouble getting their organization to adopt agile. They’re finding it challenging to find the right talent. They’re struggling to establish the right level of transparency. These are symptoms … Continue reading Before You Can Effectively Lead — You Need to Manage Your Own Schedule First! →

Kill Your Inefficient Tools and Processes Before They Kill Your Company

Daniel Codella — May 29, 2019 Follow @mrcodella — May 29, 2019 As businesses continue to expand globally and distributed teams become the norm, collaboration has become essential to success. Managers and employees are spending 50% more time in collaborative activities. In response to these trends, organizations have been rushing to bring on as many … Continue reading Kill Your Inefficient Tools and Processes Before They Kill Your Company →

Is Amazon friend or foe? Retailers must weigh the opportunity before tapping revenue gains

Retailers with a unique product may be cautious selling on Amazon but it can be a powerful channel for moving out-of-season and clearance items. Mike Farrell on May 16, 2019  One of the most discussed topics in e-commerce over the past 18 months has been The Amazon Effect. Amazon has been throwing its weight around … Continue reading Is Amazon friend or foe? Retailers must weigh the opportunity before tapping revenue gains →