Bryan Caplan March 26, 2021 You’ve got the skills, now you want to know how to start an Etsy shop! If you are a designer, crafter, artist or collector, you’re probably already familiar with Etsy. The international marketplace is home to thousands of online storefronts for items from crafts to knitwear to fine jewelry and … Continue reading How to Start an Etsy Shop (and Actually Sell Items)
Anthony Mersino September 16, 2020 In our previous posts, we looked at What is Kanban and Why is it Used and Getting Started with Kanban. In Part 3, we are going to drill in on a few special topics: Limiting Work in Progress, Blocked Work Items, and Establishing Lanes of Service. 1. Limiting Work in … Continue reading Kanban Part 3 — WIP Limits, Blocked Items and Lanes of Service
Sarah Millard — June 11, 2019 — June 11, 2019 If you’ve been involved in a website project before, you know how nerve-racking it can be to finally give the go-ahead to “flip the switch” from the old website to the new one. There are a lot of things that need to be tested, double-checked … Continue reading 12 Critical Items to Check Off Your List Before Launching a New Website
Angela Stringfellow — October 22, 2018 Follow @CODAConcepts — October 22, 2018 A critical part of fostering a productive and healthy workplace environment comes down to the type of workplace you actively create. What then, can you do as an employer to establish a workplace environment that supports employees to work to their full potential, … Continue reading 4 Items That Will Increase Workplace Productivity & Satisfaction
Aleyda Solis on June 23, 2017 In recent months, we’ve seen many important technically focused Google announcements, such as an update on JavaScript crawling support, the migration toward mobile-first indexing, the release and extended support of AMP in search results and the expansion of search results features, from rich snippets to cards to answers. As a result, a number of technical … Continue reading 5 must-do technical SEO audit items in 2017
A new in-Pin search tool will be a major boon for users looking to find a specific item — No search queries required. Greg Finn on November 9, 2015 Pinterest is currently the unequivocal social source for design inspiration. However, many times, users can be left looking for more after they find a look or … Continue reading Pinterest Launches In-Pin Search To Help Users Pinpoint Specific Items
Jenny PooreOctober 17, 2015 At Sales Engine, we prepare an agenda for each and every meeting — from long consulting project launch meetings to conference calls to discuss a specific topic with a client. We believe: If you don’t write it down, it doesn’t (and will not) exist. Salespeople often fail by choosing to avoid … Continue reading The 3 Meeting Agenda Items You’re Not Using (But Should Be)
Virginia FrancoJuly 9, 2015 When it comes to hiring in the world of sales, hiring managers want to see a resume that outlines a track record of success. While factors like the ability to lead and client retention contribute to sales success, at the end of day a sales person is judged on his/her ability … Continue reading Three Items That Spell Success In A Sales Resume
Daniel HristovJune 26, 2015 EBay is known as the largest online marketplace and millions of people from all over the world use it to get rid of unnecessary things around the house or make a decent living as online retailers. While many rely on offering useful items people will most definitely need, there are some … Continue reading Top 10 Weirdest Items Sold On eBay
Contributor Tim Ash explores the finer points of winning buyers’ trust, and eventually their dollars, for high-consideration purchases online. Tim Ash on March 20, 2015 Much has been written — and perfected — about e-commerce conversion optimization. But the tried and true methods that work for retailers of normal, everyday commodities don’t always apply to … Continue reading How To Increase Conversions On Big Ticket Items
