Ryan Yaeger — October 12, 2018 Follow @YaegerBomb — October 12, 2018 Massive WordPress Update Fails to Impress More than six centuries ago when Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, he brought mass media to life, forging the way to the large-scale printing and dissemination of information and knowledge across the world. Almost 16 years … Continue reading WordPress with Gutenberg – It’s No Printing Press
Virginia Franco — October 6, 2018 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — October 6, 2018 742680 / Pixabay Whether you are testing the waters, looking to make a career 180, struggling with job security or are miserable in your current role – the first step toward finding or changing jobs is a resume, and more often than not, … Continue reading It’s Your Career Story. Why Should You Hire a Resume Writer to Help You Tell It?
Albert Costill — October 1, 2018 — October 1, 2018 Free-Photos / Pixabay Dictionary.com defines time management as, “the analysis of how working hours are spent and the prioritization of tasks in order to maximize personal efficiency in the workplace.” Considering that the roots of time management come from the business world, this is a … Continue reading Brief History of Time Management and Why It’s Crucial to a Happy Life
McLean Mills — September 3, 2018 Follow @mcleanmills7 — September 3, 2018 geralt / Pixabay As a business owner, feedback is everywhere. There’s feedback coming from your customers, your employees, your management team, and even your friends and family. However, in a world where everyone has their own opinions and individual preferences, it’s hard to … Continue reading 8 Scenarios Where It’s Actually OK to Ignore Feedback
Richard Nongard — August 25, 2018 Follow @nongard1 — August 25, 2018 “Build it and they will come!” We see this (and other pithy advice) work all the time in Hollywood, but unfortunately not so much in the real world of sales or entrepreneurship – especially when it comes to business websites. I often coach … Continue reading It’s the Community, Not Your Website, That’s Important
Bob Van Rossum — August 20, 2018 Follow @BobVR — August 20, 2018 When interviewing for a new job, it’s important to evaluate all of the ins and outs of the role and company. Ensuring your skills are the right match for the role and that the company culture aligns with your personality and work … Continue reading 7 Ways Marketers Can Evaluate Their Next Boss to Ensure It’s the Right One
Karie Daudt — August 2, 2018 — August 2, 2018 To successfully onboard your team and your customers to a digital commerce environment, it’s not just important to acknowledge ways that eCommerce can benefit the roles involved in that B2B buying cycle. It’s mission-critical to understand that increasing the productivity of buyers, researchers, technicians, and … Continue reading The Secret to B2B eCommerce Success: It’s the People
The Facebook Dilemma: It’s Not What You Think by Peter Friedman , Op-Ed Contributor, August 1, 2018 What happened with Facebook and all of our personal information? Facebook being cast as the bad guy is one of the most significant distortions in this story. The social network has been castigated for mishandling users’ personal information; … Continue reading The Facebook Dilemma: It’s Not What You Think
Zach Heller — July 21, 2018 Follow @zheller — July 21, 2018 First, a fact. Too many people at too many companies see price as a constant. They believe in the “set it and forget it” mindset when it comes to pricing. Once you have settled on a price for your product or service, you … Continue reading When it’s Time to Change Your Prices
John Oechsle — July 3, 2018 Follow @hjoech — July 3, 2018 It’s time for small businesses to capitalize on their edge in agility It’s easy to think of small businesses as scrappy underdogs when they’re stacked up against the deep pockets of national and multinational competitors in their industry, but the truth is there … Continue reading It’s Time to Prioritize Adaptability in Your Small Business’s CRM
