Sahail Ashraf — December 2, 2016 Follow @Talcontent— December 2, 2016 It was bound to happen. One of the most powerful social media platforms around has decided that it deserves its own glitzy awards event. Twitter has just delivered its first set of winners of the Twitter Awards. These awards are centered around a few … Continue reading What Brands Can Learn From The First Ever Twitter Awards
Maranda Dziekonski — November 24, 2016 Follow @marandasays— November 24, 2016 In my previous article, I covered how to hire your first Customer Success Manager. Now that you have “the one”, how do you get them up and running? Onboarding the first person into a new department can be challenging (almost as challenging as finding … Continue reading Onboarding The First Member of Your Customer Success Team
Personal Branding Blog — November 23, 2016 — November 23, 2016 As any successful entrepreneur understands, the key to carving out an existence in today’s market means generating interest and gaining exposure for your new product or service. While this can be achieved in a variety of ways, new startups and established companies alike are … Continue reading Building Your First Website: Why You Should Hire a Developer
Marta Zalewska — November 21, 2016 — November 21, 2016 Creating a successful cold email campaign is the Holy Grail of a cold mailing. It’s also a pain. It takes a ton of time, effort, nerves and a slight caffeine overdose to craft a masterpiece. And yet, when you click send and wait for a … Continue reading How to Write a Killer Cold Email Campaign – The First Message
Jeff Tennery — November 3, 2016 Follow @jtennery— November 3, 2016 The number of freelancers listing services on labor platforms is constantly expanding. According to a recent report by JP Morgan, “4.2 percent of adults had ever participated in the Online Platform Economy in September 2015—a 47-fold growth since October 2012.” So, it is more … Continue reading First Rule of Freelancing: Build an Impressive Profile (And Here’s How)
Ray Manley — November 3, 2016 Follow @rbmanley— November 3, 2016 The first paragraph or sentence of a blog: If it doesn’t stress you out, you don’t understand what’s at stake. Here’s why it should be a major source of stress: A killer first sentence needs to accomplish two goals that are usually diametrically opposed … Continue reading 4 Fantastic Ways to Use Keywords to Create an Engaging First Paragraph
George Dickson — November 1, 2016 — November 1, 2016 There are a lot of reasons you can be put in a leadership position, and it’s not always something you’re prepared for. I’ve met a lot of reluctant de-facto leaders who have painstakingly grown to become outstanding leaders. Although most of them braved the crucible … Continue reading How to Lead a Team Like a Pro Your First Time
by Natalie SevertOctober 21, 2016 Have you ever wondered what a recruiter does first after reading your CV? Here’s the answer. The vast majority of recruiters will instantly screen you online. They’ll type your name into Google, check the results which pop up and have a look at your social media profiles. That’s why you … Continue reading Looking For A Job? Don’t Forget To Clean Up Your Online Presence First
In the mobile app development world, the role of traditional advertising is murky. Columnist Rob Rasko explains how marketers and app developers can get on the same page. Rob Rasko on October 20, 2016 Budgets continue to shift from print to digital and from desktop to mobile. One of the hallmarks of this movement … Continue reading Which came first, the mobile app or the audience?
by Personal Branding BlogOctober 19, 2016 Your email appearance is truly your first impression, and your first impression always counts. Remember, every email address is a person with a circle of influence they could refer you to or deter you from. Failing in our digital communication ca detrimental to your small business as a whole … Continue reading Your Email Appearance is Your First Impression
