Third-party cookies will become less reliable and less common, but let’s not forget why they exist in the first place. Greg Krehbiel on August 30, 2024 Ever since Google threatened to eliminate third-party cookies, there’s been a steady drumbeat that websites should switch to first-party data, which, many say, is better anyways. While it’s … Continue reading It’s time to re-think our rejection of third-party cookies
April 18, 2024 Why a hiring rejection will sting, even if you already have a great job These four thought traps might be to blame. BY Kelly Justice Have you ever been in a position where you had a great job, but decided that it was time to look elsewhere for an opportunity to grow … Continue reading Why a hiring rejection will sting, even if you already have a great job
Dave Kosmayer September 2, 2021 Rejection is never easy to discuss and yet so many of us go through it. At work, rejection can lead to us feeling unmotivated, unproductive, and sometimes lose hope. Rejection at a workplace can look like anything, from not receiving an anticipated promotion, losing a client to a competitor, being … Continue reading How to Handle Rejection at Work
Karen Repoli April 30, 2021 Have you been in this scenario: your website got a professional makeover, your products and services are spiffed up and ready to sell, and you open your doors waiting for that first client to find you. You’ll have some sales, some inquiries about services, and some sign ups to your … Continue reading 3 Tips to Handle Rejection Professionally and Make it a Win
Hachem Ramki November 17, 2020 It’s a document that’s as bitter to draft as it is to send, but rejection letters, or rejection emails, are an essential process to have, especially for companies with frequent recruitment campaigns. A lot of recruiters and HR do not fully see the benefit of these rejection letters. Most of … Continue reading 3 Things to Consider Before Hitting “Send” on That Rejection Email
Kasia Kowalska — April 4, 2018 — April 4, 2018 Cold email rejection is never fun. You take the time to research your prospect, you know your product can help them, you carefully tailor your opening email to speak to them personally, and you hit the ‘Send’ button with excitement. You just know they’re going … Continue reading “Stop Emailing Me!” – How to Deal With Cold Email Rejection
Joanne McDonagh — October 9, 2017 Follow @rezoomo_com — October 9, 2017 TeroVesalainen / Pixabay The way you respond to applications during your hiring process is a reflection on your company. Job applicants spend so much time customizing their CVs and cover letters when applying for jobs so for their application to be acknowledged or … Continue reading Sample Acknowledgement & Rejection Emails For Your Hiring Process
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]
Mike BrooksMay 30, 2015 If you asked me to explain what I do in one simple sentence, it would be that I push people to success. My company is a marketing agency. We do marketing stuff for clients. So of course the first thing I need to do is motivate people to become a client. … Continue reading Motivation, Action, Rejection, And Robert De Niro
Brian Serino December 14, 2014 Rejection hurts. Salespeople don’t like to hear the word no, but the sound reverberates in their ears a lot more than most of them would care to admit. Instead of putting your head in the sand and admitting defeat, buck up! True selling doesn’t even start until you hear … Continue reading Hate Rejection? Three Ways to Turn Rejection Into Opportunity
