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Becoming a Master Decision Maker: 8 Steps to Follow

Jim Haudan — October 15, 2019 Follow @jhaudan Given the number of decisions that leaders must make every day, you would expect that through repetition and practice they would continue to take their decision-making capability to higher levels of proficiency. But after working with 50+ senior executive teams of Global 2000 companies, I’ve found it … Continue reading Becoming a Master Decision Maker: 8 Steps to Follow →

7+ WordPress Slider Best Practices You Must Follow

WordPress

Freddy Muriuki — September 27, 2019 Follow @vistamediainc Website sliders. We absolutely love them, but they can be a pain in the neck. And if you aren’t careful, they might slow your WordPress website, diffuse your message, and scare away visitors – three things you don’t want. But if you know what you’re doing, they … Continue reading 7+ WordPress Slider Best Practices You Must Follow →

The Video Branding Guidelines You Need to Follow

Video Tools

Ana Gotter — September 10, 2019 Follow @ana_gotter — September 10, 2019 Think fast: you’re going to create a branded video. What will it be about? What do you want it to accomplish? Who will be featured in it, and what niche in your audience are you hoping will see it? When faced with these … Continue reading The Video Branding Guidelines You Need to Follow →

Follow This Project Management Checklist for Foolproof Launches

Project Management

Esther Cohen — September 9, 2019 — September 9, 2019 A project management checklist makes it easy to stay on top of your projects. Learn how to create one in this guide. The start of a new project is a time of excitement and anxiety. You have an entire team waiting for your direction and … Continue reading Follow This Project Management Checklist for Foolproof Launches →

11 Sales Follow Up Emails That Work

Email Strategy

Josh Bean — June 28, 2019 — June 28, 2019 Even with the adoption of tools for internal communication, like Slack, external business communication is still done mostly via email — including following up with prospects. A sales follow-up email is a delicate dance with the recipient. While you don’t want to fill up a … Continue reading 11 Sales Follow Up Emails That Work →

Making the Point: How to Nail the Lead so Success Will Follow

Leads Conversion

JaeMi Pennington — June 24, 2019 — June 24, 2019 While I consider myself an effective communicator, I recently recalled a bad habit I used to have when writing and speaking. The problem was, I would often “bury the lead,” the important points I was trying to make would be lost in other less crucial … Continue reading Making the Point: How to Nail the Lead so Success Will Follow →

Why Sales Follow Up is Critical [Infographic]

Sales Strategy

Stacey Rudolph — June 17, 2019 — June 17, 2019 Apart from the impulse purchases or basic buys, sales normally take place over a long period of time. When customers become cost-conscious and rational, it takes more than one follow up step to convince them to buy from you. Therefore following up after your sales … Continue reading Why Sales Follow Up is Critical [Infographic] →

Planning to Start a New Business in 2019? Follow These 5 Guidelines

Business Startup

Joydeep Bhattacharya — December 31, 2018 Follow @seoforu — December 31, 2018 Becoming an entrepreneur is not easy, but you can certainly make a lot of progress in your niche if you know the right tactics to scale up your business. Entrepreneurship is hard because you need to manage a lot of functions like management, … Continue reading Planning to Start a New Business in 2019? Follow These 5 Guidelines →

“Never Stop Looking” — Follow These 4 Strategies and You’ll Always Have a Job

Job Search

Arik Hanson — December 13, 2018 — December 13, 2018 For the first 15 years of my professional life, when I was working as a full-time employee, I had a mantra: “Always be looking.” Quite simply, I was always looking for a better or different job. Now, that didn’t mean I didn’t like my current … Continue reading “Never Stop Looking” — Follow These 4 Strategies and You’ll Always Have a Job →