Brian Wallace — July 23, 2019 Follow @nowsourcing — July 23, 2019 In less than two years, the United States could face another recession. How do you plan to stay up when the economy is down? Only 27,000 jobs were created in May 2019, and the unemployment rates are expected to increase over the next … Continue reading How a Tax Preparation Business Could Save You From the Next Recession [Infographic]
Ed Muzio — July 17, 2019 Follow @edmuzio — July 17, 2019 Major corporations get a bad rap, in the media and online. It’s not hard to understand why – as in so many other things, the abuses from the few lead to the suspicion of the many. I’ve spent my entire professional career in … Continue reading 5 Lessons From Big Business That I’ve Gladly Taken Home
Kara Perez — July 15, 2019 — July 15, 2019 jarmoluk / Pixabay Synergize. Hustle. Authentic. Brand building. There are a lot of buzzwords that have their time in the sun in your work vocabulary. That’s all well and good, as many of them come with a learning curve for entrepreneurs, and offer us a … Continue reading One Word to Eliminate From Your Work Vocabulary
Elijah Masek-Kelly — July 10, 2019 Follow @ElijahMK100 — July 10, 2019 Social media is undoubtedly the great marketing tool of our generation. With over 3 billion people active on social media, it is essential to learn how to best use this vast resource to increase traffic, promote your product and grow your audience. Obviously, … Continue reading How to Squeeze More Leads from Social Media
If you are a smaller vendor (less than $10M per year), Amazon is poised to implement a change to require a transition from a wholesale supplier to a marketplace seller. Melissa Burdick on July 2, 2019 Amazon always takes the long view. Though it’s hard to imagine Amazon’s domination of e-commerce changing any time soon, … Continue reading Moving from vendor to seller on Amazon? Here’s what you need to know
Kevin George — June 24, 2019 Follow @imkevin_monk — June 24, 2019 geralt / Pixabay At the heart of an effective email marketing strategy lies carefully considered “email campaign management”. Without proper campaign management, your email strategy will be like a punctured tyre that does not get you anywhere. Email campaign management consists of diverse … Continue reading Email Campaign Management for Newbies: From Strategy to Deployment
Mat Pelletier — June 20, 2019 — June 20, 2019 Matthew Webb was a steamship captain in Britain when he decided to be the first person to swim across the English Channel. Another man had recently attempted the crossing and failed, but Webb was confident he could complete the twenty-one-mile swim despite the icy water … Continue reading No Trophies in Defeat: What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Failure
Rob Matthews — June 20, 2019 Follow @Mind2Momentum — June 20, 2019 Disney has very strategic reasons for cross-training its employees, but the practice could apply to any organization looking to improve its workplace culture. Cross-training at the Disney company is more than a discipline—it’s a mandate. Cast members, as Disney’s employees are called, are … Continue reading 5 Cross-Training Lessons from Disney
Taylor Gordon — June 12, 2019 — June 12, 2019 You’ve done the job and now you’re itching to get paid—not so fast. In the scurry to get paid it’s important that you still remember some basics about secure payment. Fraud is rampant online and it pays to be safer than sorry. Here are a … Continue reading How to Receive Payments from Clients Securely
Gee Ranasinha — June 12, 2019 Follow @KEXINO — June 12, 2019 Here’s something to think about: Unless your business has more than 50% market share (highly unlikely) then the majority of your potential customers are buying from your competition. When I say that to the stereotypical ego-driven business owner, their reaction is often a … Continue reading Why Do Customers Buy From Your Competitors? Because They Can
