Kayla Sloan — February 13, 2018 — February 13, 2018 moritz320 / Pixabay When you freelance for more than one client you work with people who have different personalities and styles. As a result, there are probably some you get along with more easily and others that try your patience. Clients that are difficult with … Continue reading How to Quit a Freelance Client Gracefully
George Dickson — October 5, 2017 — October 5, 2017 Losing a top performer hurts, and it’s an increasingly common issue in the modern workforce. A study by SAP and Oxford Economics revealed that one in five high performers are likely to leave their jobs within the next six months — and less than half … Continue reading 20 Simple Reasons Your Top Performers Quit
Carolyn Hansen — June 27, 2017 — June 27, 2017 My mom hated modern art, but she was a good mom and dutifully went with me to look at some of my favorite pieces. As we stood in front of one of Jackson Pollock’s massive drip paintings, she complained that she didn’t see what was … Continue reading Quit Copying Everyone and Actually Make Something New
Heather Lloyd-Martin — April 28, 2017 — April 28, 2017 Here’s a question: what’s the ONE content marketing tactic that drives the majority of your revenue? Is it blogging? Webinars? Teaching small classes? Or is your answer, “Hmm, I’m not quite sure, but does it really matter? After all, shouldn’t all my content efforts help?” … Continue reading Why I Told a Client to Quit Blogging: Finding Your “One Thing”
by Devin PalloneAugust 23, 2016 Successful entrepreneurs are the heroes of the business world. They make their own rules and work with whom they like, when they like. They create their own destinies and sell products they love. Pursuing a passion and making a profit…the entrepreneur’s reality is most people’s dream. It’s a high-risk, high-reward … Continue reading Pull an Office Space: Quit Your Job Today (No, Really)
by Mandy Edwards January 15, 2016 Follow @memktgservicesJanuary 15, 2016 Let’s go ahead and state the obvious – Facebook is not very business-friendly. Anymore at least. Pages post content hoping someone will see it without having to click “boost post.” But before that can happen a page has to have people like it. And boy … Continue reading Quit Being Desperate for Facebook Likes
Why spend all your time fixing bugs in your weekly newsletter? Columnist Andrew King believes a good template system can decrease the hours you spend testing and fixing errors. Andrew King on July 29, 2015 The email design and coding process is broken for many companies. Email marketers are spending a disproportionate amount of their … Continue reading Why You Should Quit Coding Emails
Jessica OmanApril 21, 2015 Right now, you’re staring out the office window thinking about what it would be like if you ran the place. Or, you’re spending every boring moment of your work day searching for resources on how to get rich quick and stick it to the man. Maybe you’re struggling to build your … Continue reading Make a Great Career Move: Quit Your Job
Rebekah Richards December 10, 2014 It’s the frustration of most business owners I meet: You prospect, network, and mingle to generate leads and then… radio silence. Those people you worked so hard to turn into clients are not moving forward. What are you doing wrong? You meet so many quality leads that selling should … Continue reading Quit Dropping the Ball: How to Easily & Effectively Follow Up with Prospects You’ve Met
Gone are the days when experts could sit comfortably in the knowledge that they knew all there was to know about their given field. Over-specialization in marketing has gone from being a blessing to a curse, and it’s getting worse. Marketers are asked to display increasingly more diverse skills when applying for positions. Take a … Continue reading Marketers, Quit Being Know-it-Alls
