Brent Pohlman — August 11, 2017 Follow @brentpohlman — August 11, 2017 This topic is always debated. On certain days I may even swing more to one side of this debate than the other, but overall I would say employees come first. I will add one more item that may help this debate. Add the … Continue reading Who Should Come First – Customers or Employees?
Mukesh Gupta — February 19, 2017 Follow @rmukeshgupta— February 19, 2017 Every organisation and every leader that you talk to today, wants to build a culture of innovation and a breakthrough product as soon as possible. However, if we look closely, there are three ways to come up with an idea that has the potential … Continue reading 3 Ways to Systematically Come Up with Breakthrough Ideas
Sandra Wrobel-Konior — December 18, 2016 Follow @sandricz— December 18, 2016 Customer experience is now becoming one of the most important factors to merchants, and this approach is going to increase. New products and services must be customer-centric, with a greater level of convenience. Otherwise, there are fewer chances to attract or retain the audience. … Continue reading Customer Experience in FinTech: Where Users’ Needs Come First
Candace Huntly — November 29, 2016 Follow @SongBird_TO— November 29, 2016 While the idea of working for yourself, building something from scratch, and setting your own hours seems absolutely amazing, there is a flip side to the entrepreneurship coin, and it can be a bit dark and scary. Did you know that only half of … Continue reading 7 Reasons Why Start-ups Fail… And How to Come Out Ahead
Hana LaRock — November 26, 2016 — November 26, 2016 Dear Reader, Believe it or not, your email sign-offs are just as important as the greeting and everything in between. A good sign-off seems something so casual…so arbitrary. After all, why would it matter? Well, think of it this way. When you go to say … Continue reading Come Say “Hello” to These Creative Email Sign-Offs
by Erika Dickstein Follow @springinsightSeptember 27, 2016 Picture this: you own a successful local retail business in, say, beautiful Washington, DC. All of your hard work and sacrifice is paying off. You aren’t banging it out of the park, but you are doing nicely. Your customer base is growing, your inventory is under control, and … Continue reading Just Because You Build It, Doesn’t Mean They Will Come.
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
by Brittany Berger June 24, 2016 Follow @bberg1010June 24, 2016 Empty Google docs. Empty editorial calendars. Empty WordPress posts. Sometimes content marketers have to deal with a lot of emptiness, and turn all that blank space into content that attracts, and engages, and converts. But no pressure, right? How do you keep the ideas and … Continue reading 47 No-Fail Ways to Come Up with Blog Post Ideas
by Andre W. Klein June 17, 2016 Follow @akleines2June 17, 2016 Google and all the other search engines online handle billions of search requests each day. They respond to the words and phrases people type in when looking for a product, topic, service, movie, book, etc. Those search requests are known as “keywords” or “keyword … Continue reading Using Keyword Research to Come Up with Niche Ideas
by Laura Donovan June 15, 2016 Follow @thewordproJune 15, 2016 One of the most underutilized feature Facebook offers for businesses are Dark Posts (or unpublished posts.) This tool was rolled out over 3 years ago and is one of the most underutilized features that Facebook has to offer for advertising purposes. But, what exactly is … Continue reading Come to the Dark Side: Using Facebook Dark Posts
