Robert WeissSeptember 16, 2015 Regardless if you are new to online business video production or a pro, if you use a professional video production services company or create video content in-house, the most important part of business video production is everything that happens offline, before the actual production. Companies of all sizes are realizing that … Continue reading The Most Important Part Of Online Video Happens Before You Turn The Camera On
Bob WoodsSeptember 16, 2015 When companies come into being, they usually have very specific ideas about their customers: what age they are, how much they make, etc. My question to you as a salesperson (and hopefully as someone who is interested in Social Selling) is, “If a company’s owner or management takes the time and … Continue reading Attract Potential Buyers Before They Need You
Jeff BullasSeptember 7, 2015 I was always a night owl. The evenings were the time I read, watched television and socialized. Reading a book sometimes took me into the small hours. That’s the time when the clock numbers are starting with one’s and two’s. The books were novels, self-help and business. I was consuming and … Continue reading Why You Should Blog Before Breakfast
Daniil KarpSeptember 7, 2015 “Data on its own is meaningless. Remember the value of data is not the data itself – it’s what you do with the data. For data to be useful you first need to know what data you need, otherwise you just get tempted to know everything and that’s not a strategy, … Continue reading 3 Questions You Should Answer Before Using Predictive Intelligence
Chris CancialosiSeptember 6, 2015 The HR scene has been up in arms recently as several large firms; including Deloitte, Accenture and GE have made the decision to eliminate their traditional performance evaluation processes. But before you go storming the gates of your CEO’s office with torches and pitchforks demanding that your organization follow in their … Continue reading 3 Things to Know Before Eliminating Performance Evaluations
VerticalResponseSeptember 6, 2015 Chances are, you probably put a lot of time and effort into launching your website. At some point, after you’ve been up and running for a while, you’ll contemplate whether you’re in need of a redesign. To help make this decision, we’ve put together five questions to ask yourself. Your answers will … Continue reading Five Things to Consider Before Undergoing a Website Redesign
Amanda LoewySeptember 3, 2015 Blogs are like opinions — nowadays, it seems like everyone has one. College study abroad students, aspiring fashionistas, and even mothers of my friends are all people I have recently encountered who have assumed the mantle of “the blogger.” So, say you have a blog, but you want to take it … Continue reading Putting Your Blog to Work: 4 Milestones to Hit Before Trying to Turn Your Blog into Your Business
Christine MarinoSeptember 1, 2015 Okay, so you have a great new hire and you’re excited about getting them to work at your company. You have a wonderful work culture, fantastic benefits and you can’t wait to get them onboarded. But what does that mean? What should you include in your new employee onboarding checklist? At … Continue reading The New Employee Onboarding Checklist to Use Before Hiring
Dennis ShiaoAugust 27, 2015 Wait! Before you hit “Publish” on your next blog post, consider using this ten point checklist. 1) ALT tags on your images The ALT tag is used to describe (for search engines) what your image is about. This is particularly useful on image search sites, such as Google Images. If someone … Continue reading 10 Things to Check Before Publishing Your Blog Post
Alisa MeredithAugust 26, 2015 Twitter is a fantastic tool for interacting with fellow conference attendees, speakers, and even organizers. You don’t have to wait until you get TO the conference to start connecting, though. In fact, connecting on Twitter is a great way to introduce yourself and start an online conversation which you can then … Continue reading 4 Easy Ways To Network On Twitter Before A Conference Or Event
