Once your acquisition is signed, what’s next? In Part 5 of a series, columnist David Rodnitzky discusses how and when to tell your team and clients, how to maintain your culture and how to work with your new owner. David Rodnitzky on December 13, 2016 So you’ve sold your agency — congrats! Now you … Continue reading Selling your agency, Part 5: The transition
Consumer reviews can make or break your brand. Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey explains how to make them a central part of your social media strategy. Blaise Lucey on December 12, 2016 Uber drivers who get lower than a 4.6 rating often have their accounts deactivated. You’re never going to a … Continue reading Reviews: The most ignored, most important part of your social media strategy
It’s important to have high-quality content on your website, but columnist Conrad Saam believes that SEOs might be overdoing it. Conrad Saam on December 8, 2016 “Content is king” is the familiar SEO refrain that has spawned umpteen pages of thin, vapid website content. The push toward more and more content was mitigated somewhat by the … Continue reading More content, less traffic: part I
Ashley Irving — December 7, 2016 Follow @ashleyidesign— December 7, 2016 A home is one of the most important human needs – along with food and clothing. Home is what keeps our family warm, safe and secure. Knowing that at the end of the day that you’ve got a nice place to stay that you … Continue reading Who Should Be A Part Of Your Website Redesign Team?
Randall Beard — November 23, 2016 — November 23, 2016 As a teenager, I raced motocross. Racing is, of course, hard on engines, and it wasn’t long before I twisted a countershaft and faced the question of rebuilding the engine myself or taking it to a local repair shop. Given the expense involved, it really … Continue reading Your Product Launch Plan Primed for Success? The Missing Part
In Part 4 of a series, columnist David Rodnitzky walks you through non-financial deal terms and offers tips on choosing the right acquirer and working with lawyers. David Rodnitzky on November 15, 2016 When evaluating different job offers, compensation is always a major factor, but it is rarely the only consideration: Job stability, compensation, … Continue reading Selling your agency, a how-to guide, Part 4: Making the deal happen
In Part 3 of a series, columnist David Rodnitzky answers questions you may have surrounding the acquisition process, from whether you should wait for suitors to if you should hire an investment banker. David Rodnitzky on October 19, 2016 Selling your agency, a how-to guide: Part 1 – Starting out right Selling your … Continue reading Selling your agency, a how-to guide, Part 3: The mechanics of being acquired
Karen Repoli — November 11, 2016 Follow @karenrepoli— November 11, 2016 My last post was prompted by this question from Jim, “How do I know my efforts on social media are working, or am I just spinning my wheels?” As a struggling entrepreneur, Jim wanted to know how to measure the ROI on his social … Continue reading 9 Metrics to Determine your Social Media Marketing ROI (Part 2)
by Karen Repoli Follow @karenrepoliOctober 5, 2016 Part1: Learn the Social Media Secret of 6-figure Entrepreneurs Within the list of resources you have created in Part 2, you should be able to identify what team members you need now and into the future. It may help to give each team member that you need a title … Continue reading Start Building Your Rockstar Team Today: Building Your Social Media Team Part 3
James Potter — November 9, 2016 Follow @thelinkedinman— November 9, 2016 Part 1 Through running training sessions and talks I have spoken to countless businesses across the country and indeed around the world. We all understand the value of generating new business, so one of my favourite exercises when talking to someone is to … Continue reading LinkedIn: A Helpful Tool or a Time-Soaking Distraction? (Part 2 of 3) How is This Relevant to Me?
