Laura DonovanSeptember 30, 2015 Google has just rolled out a new product called Customer Match. Google states that this is in response to consumer expectations for more immediate and relevant content. The new product specifically targets people that have provided an email address to a company. These email addresses can be uploaded to Google. Ads … Continue reading Why Google’s Customer Match is Good for Business AND Consumers
Suzanne HoenigSeptember 29, 2015 #, # Pound, pound.Nope. It’s not a knock-knock joke.They’re read “hashtag, hashtag.”Or, “hash, hash,” if you’re British.Or, “tag, tag,” if you’re a little lazy, like me. But you already know all this if you’ve seen the helpful SNL PSA from social media wizards Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake. (It’s ever so … Continue reading Discover and Promote Your Own Good Hashtag
Marketing experts weigh in possible impact of Facebook’s plan to test a way for people to express shorthand emotions other than Like. Martin Beck on September 21, 2015 Facebook’s Like button is about to have company. One question: Will marketers give it the thumbs up? It almost certainly won’t be a “dislike” button, but it … Continue reading Will Facebook’s “Empathy” Button Be Good News For Marketers?
Rachel BaileySeptember 21, 2015 Every one of us is a writer of some shape or form. From journals to blogs and emails and contracts, writing is a form of expression that we all use everyday whether you realize it or not. Tapping into this gem of artistic expression doesn’t mean that you have to sit … Continue reading How Good Writing Can Help Your Small Biz Succeed
Ben SmithSeptember 20, 2015 Did you know that junk mail produces almost 1 billion pounds of trash each year? (And that’s a conservative estimate.) That’s a lot of trees, man. Think about your own mail routine for a second. After this part. Exactly how much of it do you go through, let alone use, and … Continue reading Why It’s Time To Ditch Snail Mail For Good
Will ThomsonSeptember 15, 2015 You know what is funny about life? It seems like whenever you are getting ready for something big to happen, something ELSE happens. Life happens. Life doesn’t seem to work out the way you want it to ALL the time. We try to control it, but we can’t. Sometimes good things … Continue reading The Resume Looks Good, Except for the Pimple
Dennis YuSeptember 2, 2015 I’ve labored 20 years in business. Two decades. And here is a simple lesson I learned the hard way… The quick buck from shortcuts is a mirage. I’ve dabbled in affiliate marketing, toolbar installs, online gambling, dating sites, and many perfectly legal, but questionably ethical endeavors. Made millions on a couple, … Continue reading Good People and Good Profits: My Secret Revealed
Vishal PindoriyaAugust 28, 2015 Here’s an opinion that you may not ever hear from anyone else, but I stick to it and can back it up with relevant facts and figures: If I could only have my business on two social media sites, they would be Facebook and Pinterest. Surprised? Then you need to be … Continue reading Why Pinterest Is Good For Your Business
Sharon LewisAugust 28, 2015 Creative thinking means: Change. Innovate. Transform. Reengineer. Imagine. Think Outside the Box. Every day we are asked to consider how we can approach our personal and professional lives in a manner that will deliver greater impact. As the summer season comes to a close and the seasonal associations with school days … Continue reading 6 Steps Toward More Creative Thinking: Change Is Good!
James ClearAugust 28, 2015 Dan John is a weightlifting coach. He is well-known in the fitness world for keeping things simple. As regular readers know, simplicity matches up well with my exercise philosophy. (Dan John also has two first names. And you should always fear a man with two first names.) Anyway, I recently heard Dan … Continue reading You’re Not Good Enough to Be Disappointed
