Christina BockischFebruary 13, 2015 Starting a new business blog or maintaining an existing one isn’t easy. In order to have a successful blog, you need to blog consistently for a long period of time. Between holidays, vacations, illness, or other personal issues that require your time, it’s easy to put off writing blogs to deal … Continue reading Sticking With It: 5 Tips For Keeping The Blogging Momentum
Dan NewmanJanuary 12, 2015 By 2020, the Millennials are going to overtake their elders as the largest portion of the workforce. With more than 76 million of them, this generation is made up of those born between 1980 and 2002. And their impact on the workplace is about to felt. For many companies in the … Continue reading 4 Tips For Keeping Millennial Employees Engaged
Alicia DoddJanuary 8, 2015 LinkedIn is a great way to keep in touch and remain top of mind with your network. I know, I know, you’ve heard LinkedIn enthusiasts say this time and again, but it is a truth that is worth repeating. At Intero, one of our suggestions for people, whether getting their feet … Continue reading Your New LinkedIn Homepage: Keeping in Touch Gets Easier
Suzanne YatesJanuary 5, 2015 It can become a laborious chore; keeping your business fresh and relevant online is a task which becomes trickier with time. If you are, for example, posting three pieces of content per day each year, you’re tasked with coming up with 1,095 pieces of interesting, engaging content over this time period. … Continue reading Keeping it Current: Are Your Tweets Newsworthy?
Jamie Teasdale December 21, 2014 It only growing more important to be different and engaging on social media, yet we have all received responses such as: Thank you for following. Thanks for the RT. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon to receive a robotic response from a company that you know is made up of … Continue reading Keeping It Real: Responding Like A Human
Keeping a gratitude journal is a nice idea, but it can actually backfire and make things worse. Here’s what to do instead. By Allison Jones I profoundly believe in the importance and power of gratitude. I love sending “Thinking of You” emails to friends, slowly walking through my neighborhood and appreciating … Continue reading I Hated Keeping A Gratitude Journal–Here’s What Worked Instead
By Max Stinson, Published November 14, 2014 Does the blog title sound like a really hefty task for most marketers (or even human beings)? There are quite a handful of popular social media channels as well as other digital broadcasting platforms. How do you propose to generate, follow-up, and close your sales leads all the … Continue reading Creating Sales Leads While Keeping Up With Social
By Elena Nicosia, Published November 7, 2014 The holidays are around the corner, which is good news for businesses, given the expected increase in e-commerce and mobile-based purchasing this year. However, this means that you have to make sure that your web site’s shopping cart function is working to ensure that transactions are completed. Here … Continue reading Five Tips for Keeping Your Web Site’s Shopping Cart in Top Shape
By Jenny Travis, Published November 6, 2014 For many small businesses, the holiday season really is the “most wonderful time of the year.” If things go well, the next few months can bring new customers, increased sales, and plenty of valuable opportunities to help you do more business. With so much going on, the last … Continue reading 4 Tips For Keeping Your Business Organized During The Holiday Season
By Emma Vas, Published October 11, 2014 Acquiring new customers is a costly process. Not only are new customer acquisition costs higher than retaining current customers, but successful customer retention helps to strengthen your brand identity and business reputation. Surprisingly, many businesses don’t have a customer retention strategy. Yet, if your company is entering a … Continue reading Customer Retention: The Science Of Keeping Your Customers Coming Back
