Arik Hanson October 30, 2020 How many text messages have you received from Republican or Democrat operatives in the last few weeks? For me, it’s probably north of 500. For real, stop with the text messages! Interestingly enough, I seem to have found my way on a Republican list–I get no fewer than 20 messages … Continue reading What I Learned About Digital Short-form Content From 2,462 Republican Recruitment Text Messages
Daniel Hopper October 9, 2020 If we’re the same as everybody else, nobody will remember us. If we’re a brand, we want to be memorable, right? We want people to think of us when they are thinking about purchasing a product or service that we offer. If we have a point of difference to our … Continue reading Using Differentiation to Stand Out From the Competition
Emily VonSydow October 8, 2020 Page speed is a critical element of every website in 2020. Not only do users expect a website to load quickly, but Google demands it. There’s a lot that goes into page speed. While some savvy users can make a lot of headway, we do recommend working with a professional … Continue reading Page Speed Tips from a B2B Website Developer
Jonathan Michelin October 8, 2020 After receiving a $ 500k budget increase, someone in the C-suite must decide where to allocate these funds: remarketing budget, R&D, events, website redesign, etc. What should they do? Do they need more information to decide? Even with new information, will that clarify the percentage allocation of funds? As consumer … Continue reading Model Building from the Ground Up
Emily Carroll October 8, 2020 As with most events and gatherings in 2020, Black Friday shopping is predicted to look a little different this year. A recent survey was conducted with 2,000 U.S. consumers to compare changes from the 2019 holiday shopping season to 2020. These findings can help eCommerce and brick and mortar stores … Continue reading Black Friday 2020: eCommerce Sites Can Expect a 28% Increase in Online Shopping from 2019
Tanvir Zafar October 7, 2020 According to Stanford Research, over 42% of the US workforce are working from home in some capacity since the covid-19 outbreak. While this is much safer for employees, there are roadblocks that companies and their workers are encountering. Working from home in general produces more distractions than working from the … Continue reading Experts Share How to Be More Productive Working from Home
Lanre Onibalusi October 2, 2020 Photo by Thought Catalog on Unsplash Millions of Americans find themselves working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Kitchen tables, countertops, and bedrooms now serve as workspaces for employees that once trekked to a designated office. This abrupt blur between a work-life balance has a profound impact on mental … Continue reading 5 Effective Ways to Avoid Employee Burnout While Working from Home
Ryan Lui October 1, 2020 As our political, social, and economical landscapes seem to be unraveling at its seams, and all control appears to be lost, it can be easy to throw one’s self headfirst into their work. In our work, we can gain a sense of control and confidence in the future as we … Continue reading 7 Tips to Avoiding Workaholism From a Workaholic-Psychotherapist
Chris Christoff September 28, 2020 Do you want to get more phone calls from your website? Getting people to pick up the phone and call your business can be a struggle today; everyone is used to the convenience of emailing a business right from their smartphone or sending them a message on social media. With … Continue reading How to Get More Phone Calls From Your Website
Mark Armstrong September 23, 2020 The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral is the most famous shootout in the history of the Old West. It took place in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, on October 26, 1881. The Earps won, the Clantons lost. The real gunfight– not the one you see in the movies– teaches some important lessons. … Continue reading 7 Lessons From an Old West Shootout
