Brian Basilico — December 13, 2017 Follow @bbasilico — December 13, 2017 Today I want to get into A Day in The Life, and the ups and downs of being Captain Obvious. What I mean by that is, I want to talk about some stuff that is just so basic, but a lot of people … Continue reading A Day In The Life… The Ups And Downs Of Being Captain Obvious!
Andy Calloway — October 19, 2017 Follow @andycal— October 19, 2017 If you’ve considered running your own business, you will have already done some research into how you form the company, handle your accounts and what type of corporation you will become. You may have already realised that it can be quite a daunting task. … Continue reading Is Being a Franchisee Right For Me?
Paul Keijzer — October 19, 2017 Follow @Paul_Keijzer — October 19, 2017 geralt / Pixabay When it comes to praise, we’re all guilty of being stingy. Not generally in life, but at the workplace we find it hard to praise someone. In no way am I suggesting that we’re mean and ungrateful people. Generally speaking, … Continue reading 4 Reasons You Should Stop Being Stingy With Praise
Amanda Abella — October 19, 2017 — October 19, 2017 punttim / Pixabay One of the biggest struggles I sometimes see among business owners is how hard they are on themselves. One technological glitch in a system or mistake in a sales call can cause them to berate themselves for days. Since confidence is a … Continue reading 3 Ways Business Owners Can Stop Being Hard on Themselves
Don’t just focus on the technologies you use in your stack. Contributor Andy Betts explains why you need to carefully consider marketing performance and make martech decisions that prioritize ROI. Andy Betts on October 11, 2017 Most chief marketing officers will agree that building a marketing technology stack is a key priority when … Continue reading Being SMART with your martech: Balancing product inputs and performance outputs
Angela Baker — October 3, 2017 — October 3, 2017 Snufkin / Pixabay Blogging can be difficult in itself without having to worry about plagiarism and content theft. Some people make it a habit to take other creators’ content, slap a couple of backlinks and sponsored referral links on it for good measure and publish … Continue reading How to Protect Your Blog Content From Being Stolen
Brandon Leibowitz — September 25, 2017 Follow @seooptimizers — September 25, 2017 geralt / Pixabay Lack of engagement is one of the most frustrating parts of social media marketing. If you are not consistent in posting on social media, then if you are lucky, you will sometimes get a like, but no regular follows, comments, … Continue reading Being Social on Social Media to Grow Engagement
Get to know Vintage Italia’s CMO, Adam Cohen. Amy Gesenhues on July 7, 2017 As the CMO for Vintage Italia, Adam Cohen oversees marketing, strategic partnerships and events for the brand’s Pasta Chips and Pasta Bow Ties product lines. His latest marketing initiative is a collaboration between Vintage Italia’s Pasta Bow Ties and Tipsy … Continue reading Vintage Italia’s CMO credits his father with being the most influential person in his career
Karl Sakas — July 6, 2017 Follow @KarlSakas — July 6, 2017 geralt / Pixabay Delegate clients to your team, so that you’re not clients’ day-to-day contact. Your job is to run the agency. Are you in a situation where key clients see you as their day-to-day contact at your agency? That’s not good—once you … Continue reading Delegate Clients to Your Team: How to Escape Being the Day-to-Day Contact
By Andrea Moxham June 26th, 2017 We’re all influenced by online product reviews, whether they’re positive or negative. 61% of customers read online reviews before making a purchase decision. They help eliminate doubt among potential customers and also play a role in your search engine rank by creating new content for spiders to crawl. … Continue reading How to Get More Positive Customer Reviews [Without Being Annoying]
