Paul Keijzer — November 21, 2016 Follow @Paul_Keijzer— November 21, 2016 There’s a phenomenon that occurs quite often where various functions run to the HR department presenting their case of being drastically understaffed. They desperately seek help to hire several candidates all at once pressuring HR professionals to frantically hunt for talent, screen them and … Continue reading How To Make Resource Planning Really Work
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Boost your conversion rate by 45% today… no, really!
Columnist Jacob Baadsgaard makes the case that proper conversion tracking in your AdWords accounts can provide better and more helpful insights for optimizing your campaigns. Jacob Baadsgaard on November 14, 2016 The goal of any good marketing campaign is conversions — or better yet, sales. Yes, key performance indicators (KPIs) like rankings and traffic can … Continue reading Boost your conversion rate by 45% today… no, really!
How Do Users Really Behave Online?
Roee Ganot — November 10, 2016 Follow @RoeeGanot— November 10, 2016 So much of your marketing work is trying to figure out how to reach people online and get them to react to or engage with your content. You do focus groups, study the market, narrow your demographic, and do anything else you can do … Continue reading How Do Users Really Behave Online?
Why Real-Time Data Really Matters for Chargeback Management
Ben Bradley — November 7, 2016 Follow @b_bradley— November 7, 2016 When it comes to solving the chargeback management problem for merchants and issuers, it’s not that the data doesn’t exist that would improve the payments ecosystem. What’s missing is access to the right data at the right time. To understand why real-time data is … Continue reading Why Real-Time Data Really Matters for Chargeback Management
5 Reasons Why Your Small Business Really Does Need a Website
Brian Sutter — November 7, 2016 Follow @SmallBizBrian— November 7, 2016 Does your small business have a website? If you answered “no”, you are most definitely not alone. 46% of small businesses say they do not have a website, according to a survey from earlier this year. But wait. Doesn’t that seem high? Surely more … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why Your Small Business Really Does Need a Website
Will Google’s New Search Algorithm Really Penalize Popovers?
by Ellen HartOctober 15, 2016 The technology company has said that it will begin to punish sites that display interstitials or pop-ups that obscure indexed content. The change isn’t due to come into play until January 2017, but we wanted to take the opportunity to explore the extent of the new rules and their possible … Continue reading Will Google’s New Search Algorithm Really Penalize Popovers?
Should You Really Wait For The Perfect Employee?
by Steve DiGioia Follow @stevedigioiaOctober 3, 2016 …or does it even matter? This original article was written by Steve DiGioia. After your star performer quit and left you high and dry you insisted on keeping that manager position open for three weeks. Face it; your pride got the best of you. “How dare he walk … Continue reading Should You Really Wait For The Perfect Employee?
Is Social Media Really Worth It For A Small Business?
by Susan Friesen Follow @https://twitter.com/eVisionMediaSeptember 19, 2016 As a business owner and solopreneur, it’s really important to know that the time, energy, and resources you invest in your business provides a generous return on investment. Social media platforms are a powerful tool that can help you market your business, but unless you know how to … Continue reading Is Social Media Really Worth It For A Small Business?
Is A Master’s Degree or Grad School Really Needed to Achieve Success?
by Pejman Ghadimi Follow @secretentourageSeptember 16, 2016 The discussion of what formal education is worth comes up often in my entrepreneur academy and even after people read my best-selling book Third Circle Theory. The debate often has support from both sides and is no different than the formal versus self-education debates that have bombarded social … Continue reading Is A Master’s Degree or Grad School Really Needed to Achieve Success?
Bidding on the competition: Is it really worth it?
Bidding on your competitors’ brand terms could yield positive results, but columnist Jacob Baadsgaard warns that it might cause problems in the long run. Jacob Baadsgaard on September 16, 2016 These days, bidding on your competitors’ branded terms has become a common practice for paid search advertisers. To be honest, the logic behind this trend seems … Continue reading Bidding on the competition: Is it really worth it?