Al GomezOctober 23, 2015 Social media may be HUGE nowadays, but nothing beats having a website. Unlike being tied to the changing algorithms of Facebook or Twitter, your very own domain gives you full control over your business. Plus, you can post anything and anytime you want! A personalized website also lends your brand authenticity, … Continue reading 6 Web Design Mistakes That Could Kill Your Conversion
Chris SheehyOctober 17, 2015 We meet a good amount of business owners each month who are looking to improve their online visibility and search engine rankings. Considering there’s no shortage of SEO and marketing advice floating around on the internet, it completely blows my mind that the majority of business websites we see don’t have … Continue reading Top 6 1/2 Website Design Mistakes That Kill Rankings
Mike AlltonOctober 9, 2015 We talked before about where you can find all kinds of blog post ideas, and about how you can use Evernote to track them all. And it’s a great method for making sure that you capture those ideas and are able to come back to them at any time to flesh … Continue reading When To Kill Those Old Blog Post Ideas
Jared DeVincenzoJuly 16, 2015 Ah, the headache of trade show shipping and storage. We’ve all been there; late or missing deliveries, hold ups at the marshalling yard, broken materials and supplies or enormous drayage bills. These unfortunate common occurrences seem to be just another part of the industry that’s unavoidable but they’re not. Here are 6 essential … Continue reading 6 Ways To Kill The Headache Of Trade Show Shipping And Storage
Jon KrepsJune 17, 2015 Website traffic may generate sales but it is the conversion rate itself that ultimately determines overall profitability. So while most website owners are positively obsessed with traffic generating strategies (like SEO, PPC, content marketing, social media marketing, etc.), they completely ignore the site’s conversion rate. The biggest reason for this oversight … Continue reading 6 Biggest Mistakes That Kill Website Conversions
Scott BarnettJune 14, 2015 Anywhere between 20-30% of all reviews are fake. Many conversations I have with business owners is how Bizyhood makes feedback “fair” for both the consumer and the business. One thing that is true is this: regardless of the popularity of sites such as Yelp and TripAdvisor (and the popularity of Amazon … Continue reading Let’s Kill Fake Reviews: How to Make Feedback Fair
Denise McArthurApril 17, 2015 An explainer video, at its core, is a vessel designed to deliver a clear message. Given all the attention that’s paid to crafting the message itself—is it accessible? Compelling? Fun, funny, or educational?—it can be easy to forget the importance of the messenger. But the voice that frames a narrative is … Continue reading Kill The Messenger? Hardly!
James PotterFebruary 15, 2015 Once you appreciate how LinkedIn really works there are more reasons to not connect to people that send you invitations than there are to accept them! LinkedIn is all about the good people that you know and by that I mean the ones that you can talk to (in real life, … Continue reading How To Kill A Connection On LinkedIn – Not In Real Life!
Steven TulmanJanuary 13, 2015 It may seem obvious, but it needs to be said. Your social media presence can either help your career or hurt it. Employers often check the social media presence of potential new hires and make judgements based on what they find. Often times these judgements directly affect their hiring decision. Your … Continue reading 11 Social Media Habits That Can Kill Your Career
By Becky Tumidolsky, Published November 2, 2014 Do you believe content writing can be delegated to just about anyone? If so, here’s a disturbing vision that might just scare you straight. A weak, wandering narrative. Sentences and paragraphs that don’t flow logically or stylistically. Incomprehensible bloat. Ideas randomly introduced. Awkward or missing transitions. Tangents that … Continue reading The Perils Of Writing Poorly: 5 Ways To Kill Your Audience
