Jessica JohnsonAugust 13, 2015 Far too many business owners have an intense fear of delegating tasks to employees. For a number of reasons, owners often end up taking on tasks themselves, which can eventually lead to sensory overload and exhaustion. Though it’s completely understandable why some owners may not want to trust their “babies” in … Continue reading Don’t Be A Hoarder – Learn How To Delegate Your Workload
Gina HallAugust 12, 2015 At more than a century old, filmmaking is an ancient art compared to social media. In the last one hundred years, filmmakers have developed and honed storytelling techniques that have become de rigeur in the industry. For social media managers trying to tell a story about their brands can learn a … Continue reading 3 Things Social Media Managers Can Learn From Filmmakers
Brad SmithAugust 10, 2015 Totally new to the SEO game? Start here. What follows is the simplest, most jargon-free explanation of search engine optimization. Step #1. How do Search Engines Work? The primary job of a search engine is to constantly find new web pages and organizing them. That’s pretty much it! Then when people … Continue reading How to Learn SEO in 5 Minutes (or Less)
Taylor TomitaAugust 8, 2015 Iphoto credit: IMGP4261 via photopin (license) For those of you paying attention to the news, there has been a terrifyingly mysterious creature wandering the streets of Milwaukee over the past few days. The community has given this sly, cat-like animal the name ‘The Milwaukee Lion.’ Since the first sighting of the … Continue reading What Small Businesses Can Learn From The Milwaukee Lion
VerticalResponseAugust 4, 2015 Have you noticed Google is supplying answers to questions right on the search page? If you type in, “How many ounces in a gallon?” the conversion comes right up. You don’t have to click on any website to find the answer. This feature, which Google calls Instant Answers is handy, but it … Continue reading Changes In Google Searches Could Hurt Website Traffic: Learn What To Do
Rachel MartinezJuly 28, 2015 If you’re looking to improve sales, start by asking why your prospects said no. Most sales representatives are familiar with rejection. It’s in the job description, right? No matter how charming and persuasive you are on the phone, some people will still tell you they’re not interested. In fact, the average … Continue reading How to Improve Sales & Learn From Rejection [Infographic]
Al GomezJuly 15, 2015 Here’s a common dilemma for businesses: you get PLENTY of online traffic on your website – BUT hardly any of them become actual paying customers. Sound familiar? It’s a well-known scenario even for big brands. Businesses do almost everything these days to attract audiences: from supporting a recent cause to uploading … Continue reading Why You Need to Learn Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)
Lori SoardJuly 14, 2015 The fourth film in the Jurassic Park series was released the summer of 2015, 22 years after the first movie, Jurassic Park, was released. Movie goers had long awaited a reprisal of the series and flocked to the theaters. As of the end of the June, the newest movie in the … Continue reading What Blog Owners Can Learn From Jurassic World About Blog Management
Kevin P McAuliffeJuly 4, 2015 At a recent Toronto Media Composer User Group I asked the editors how many of them knew After Effects, and I was stunned at how few put their hands up. For me, After Effects is entrenched in my daily workflow, here are five reasons why: 1. You’ll do more Business … Continue reading Why Every Editor Needs to Learn After Effects
Sergio AicardiJuly 9, 2015 We all want to succeed, and sometimes that means learning to live with (and learn from) your competition. The same goes for your SEO strategy. Whether you are more successful at the moment or you are neck in neck, there are always different things you can learn by observing and researching … Continue reading SEO Tips & Tricks You Can Learn From Your Competition
