Susan Tucker — January 27, 2017 Follow @getsusanmktg— January 27, 2017 The past couple of years have seen the exponentially expanding technology bubble that has allowed small business owners to really embrace social media. Instagram has created Brand Pages, Pinterest has rolled out Advertising, and Facebook continues to gather powerful data levelling the playing field … Continue reading It’s Not Social Media Marketing (It’s Just Marketing!)
Joe Phelan — January 17, 2017 — January 17, 2017 Trust is integral to pretty much every aspect of our lives. Whether it’s a personal relationship, visiting a dentist or getting advice on where best to invest your money, you need to be able to trust that the person or people you are dealing with … Continue reading It’s All About Trust
Frank Rumbauskas — January 7, 2017 Follow @FrankRumbauskas— January 7, 2017 I read an interesting story this weekend about a salesman who consistently made $ 5,000 per month no matter what he did. (And no, this isn’t a good thing – read on.) The company would put him in a great territory, or give him … Continue reading Why You Have a Fear of Success and How It’s Holding You Back
Eric Sachs — January 3, 2017 Follow @EricSachs_SEO— January 3, 2017 If you’ve been in business any length of time, you know how important having an active social media presence is. 95% of Millennials expect brands to be on Facebook, while 87% of Gen-Xers, and 70% of those aged 45-60 say they should be there, … Continue reading 12 Signs It’s Time To Hire A Social Media Manager
Ashley Irving — December 26, 2016 Follow @ashleyidesign— December 26, 2016 Heraclitus once said, “Change is the only constant in life.” We move to a new neighborhood. Meet new friends. Find a better relationship. Learn a new skill. Gain weight – or lose some. The same can be said with websites. Soon, your business needs … Continue reading 5 Signs It’s Time to Redesign Your Site
Michael Hinshaw — December 16, 2016 Follow @MichaelHinshaw— December 16, 2016 With Thanksgiving turkey a distant memory – replaced by omnipresent holiday Muzak, elves and the tinsel-laden decorations in nearly every retail storefront – the holiday season is officially in full swing. Competition has always been fierce for the holiday consumer dollar, but the success … Continue reading Where a Digital-First Customer Experience Fails: When it’s Not Designed…
Nick Terket — December 12, 2016 — December 12, 2016 Passing the baton is a very critical moment in the growth of a company. Knowing whom to delegate to and when to delegate are critical decisions. (iStockphoto) As an accounts representative, I speak to hundreds of companies a month, just like yours, all at various … Continue reading Know When It’s Time to Delegate
Aaron Orendorff — December 7, 2016 Follow @iconicontent— December 7, 2016 When it comes to fashion — particularly online fashion — there’s good news and bad. The good news is the internet has leveled the playing field, radically. Traditional barriers to entry and growth have all but disappeared. Costs related to production, distribution, sales, and … Continue reading The Future of Ecommerce Fashion Isn’t Style … It’s Tech
Danny Wong — November 28, 2016 Follow @dannywong1190— November 28, 2016 Every company has their own process when it comes to getting employees trained and acclimated to the job, and many swear by the ‘sink or swim’ method. Ostensibly, this method does hold a lot of promise: it allows employers to see who’s doing well … Continue reading Coaxing New Sales Reps Into Your Organization: Why It’s Better to Start Slow
Columnist James Collins shares data from Rakuten Marketing to help debunk a few of the more pervasive misconceptions about coupon affiliates. James Collins on November 25, 2016 It’s often assumed that coupon sites only drive value at the last click. Or they are seen as poachers of revenue that has actually been driven by other … Continue reading 3 coupon affiliate myths it’s time to stop blindly believing
