Greetje den Holder — April 18, 2019 Follow @GdenHolder — April 18, 2019 Two weeks ago, in ‘Hashtags on Popular Social Media Sites: The Ultimate Guide,’ I explained how to best use hashtags on the most popular social media sites. I discussed Facebook, but as with LinkedIn, it stands out in hashtag use. It seems … Continue reading Hashtags on Facebook: Should You Use Them?
Ingrid Catlin — April 19, 2019 Follow @blueingy — April 19, 2019 If you work with a large number of channel partners, you’re likely already using a pretty sophisticated software tech stack. After all, trying to manage business interactions with multiple partners can be very tricky if you don’t have the automated ability to track … Continue reading Why Incentives Should Be Part of Your Channel Software Stack
Deborah Sweeney — April 17, 2019 Follow @MyCorporation — April 17, 2019 What does the self-employed economy look like as its members begin to embrace small business ownership? Cloud accounting software company FreshBooks recently released the 3rd Annual American Self-Employment Report. The report’s research picks up where previous studies left off, as it analyzes data … Continue reading What Self-Employed Professionals Should Know About Running Their First Business
Hannah Squires — April 5, 2019 — April 5, 2019 We often get asked by our clients “How much does animation cost?” It’s a fair question but I’m afraid the answer isn’t straightforward. But there are some useful parameters to be aware of that can have a big impact on your budget. Here’s one cost … Continue reading How Much Should I Be Paying For Animation?
Alex Belanger — March 28, 2019 — March 28, 2019 Let’s start off with the basics: What is a guest blog and why should you care? Simply put, it’s an article that an individual writes on a website they have no affiliation with. As a result, they don’t receive payment for the content like a … Continue reading Why You Should be Guest Blogging
Robert Gloer — March 28, 2019 Follow @IOUFinancial — March 28, 2019 2019 continues the new tax regime passed two years ago that proved so friendly to business. The corporate tax rate now tops out at 21 percent. While that’s great for reducing your tax bill, it also means that deductions are worth less than … Continue reading Small Business Tax Deductions You Should Know About
Amanda Clark — March 26, 2019 Follow @GrammarChicInc — March 26, 2019 kalhh / Pixabay One detail that many job seekers get hung up on is how to explain why they left one job for another. This is especially true if they were fired or let go. After all, that doesn’t look great to a … Continue reading Should You Say You Were Fired on Your Resume?
Kevin George — March 25, 2019 Follow @imkevin_monk — March 25, 2019 Whenever we ask our clients the objectives of their email campaigns, the responses are many and varied. Some say, “to sell the products”. Others say, “to provide information” or “to offer services”. All these purposes can be achieved by working on the following … Continue reading Everything you Should Know About Email CTA and Adding Innovation to it
Amanda Clark — March 21, 2019 Follow @GrammarChicInc — March 21, 2019 A question we get asked all the time by small business owners: Is content marketing really worth the cost? Does the payoff ultimately redeem the time and effort put into writing, publishing, and monitoring blog and social media content—or the money spent outsourcing … Continue reading 6 Reasons Your Small Business Should Invest in Content Marketing
Albert Costill — March 19, 2019 — March 19, 2019 I know what you’re thinking. Aren’t you supposed to only schedule work-related tasks like meetings and priorities, such as doctors appointments? Well, I’m sure most of you do. That’s why 52 percent of American employees have unused vacation time. At the same time, you also … Continue reading 12 Reasons Why You Should Schedule Free Time (And What To Do With It)
