by Rick Enrico April 12, 2016April 12, 2016 People are exposed to different streams of information every day: emails, news, and social media feeds are just some of them. This happens so often, we rarely realize the toll information overload takes on us. In a 2009 article on Harvard Business Review, Paul Hemp estimated that … Continue reading 3 Ways to Reduce Information Overload with Infographics
by Amy Christaldi April 12, 2016April 12, 2016 Gathering customer information is important for every business. It helps you identify your customers, process payment transactions and provide great customer service, both at the time of the sale and in the future. So how do you capture the data you need to best serve your customers … Continue reading How Companies Collect Customer Information
by Karen Repoli March 17, 2016 Follow @karenrepoliMarch 17, 2016 Everything you do or say these days has the potential to end up on the internet. The world we see in movies like Blade Runner or The Matrix doesn’t seem as much like Science Fiction now. However, it is possible to control the way we … Continue reading Online Reputation Management: How to Monitor It and 5 Steps to Deal with Negative Information
by Pete Geoly March 16, 2016March 16, 2016 Digital technologies have fundamentally changed the way that information is shared and consumed—profoundly impacting the Information and Media industry. For the past 15 years, Information companies have been making the switch from print to digital. The switch has driven innovation in advertising, a convergence of content, software … Continue reading Customer Retention and Loyalty is Everything in the Information and Media Industry
by Jamie MacDonald January 28, 2016 Follow @MindGeniusJanuary 28, 2016 Every project manager knows that you need the right information to make your project a success. Vital information such as a projects requirements, client’s expectations and assumptions and understanding the risks are all a key part of the planning process. But how do you get … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of 10 Information Gathering Techniques for Projects
by Jamie MacDonald December 5, 2015 Follow @MindGeniusDecember 5, 2015 Today, companies stand and fall on the strength of their information, ideas and insights. But, often, the problem with generating ideas and insights is accessing good quality information and making sense of it, particularly when you’re talking about wading through high volumes of the stuff. … Continue reading How to Bring Order to Information Overload So You and Your Business Can Achieve More
by Christian Holst November 22, 2015November 22, 2015 Recent usability tests and benchmarks conducted by the Baymard Institute, an organization which regularly conducts large scale research studies on ecommerce usability, reveal that 46% of top U.S. ecommerce sites display too little product information in their product lists for users to accurately evaluate if a product … Continue reading Research Confirms Product Listing Hover Information Increases On-Site Product Discoverability and Conversion
by Mark Schaefer November 10, 2015November 10, 2015 In today’s post I’ve provided two wonderful resources to get you over the hump of social media marketing measurement … subject that seems to preoccupy so much of the online conversation. A few weeks ago, I wrote a post explaining WHEN we measure our efforts is as … Continue reading A Ton of Useful Information on Social Media Marketing Measurement!
Virginia FrancoOctober 2, 2015 A great resume is a key first step toward that next critical step – getting an interview. Just as your choice of wardrobe is important to face-to-face interview success, the contact section at the top is your resume’s chance to make a great first impression. While details like your name, address … Continue reading The Power of a Great First Impression – Does Your Resume’s Contact Information Help or Hurt?
Andrea EldridgeSeptember 23, 2015 Too Much Information – Nerds On Call Computer Repair Your Facebook friends list could include everyone from mom’s cousins to former high school teachers to co-workers. When you post something to social media, you really need to consider your audience before you click “share.” While we love sharing the details of great vacations and the exciting … Continue reading Social Media: TMI (Too Much Information) Fundamentals
