Matt Brennan — May 25, 2020 There are a lot of benefits to be had when you hire a blog copywriter… You wouldn’t walk into a psychiatrist’s office and ask “That’s it, am I cured?” after one appointment. You wouldn’t eat healthy for a day and expect to hit your weight-loss goals. You shouldn’t expect … Continue reading Stop Banging Your Head Against the Wall and Hire a Blog Copywriter Immediately
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Stop Wasting Money
Dave Brock — April 15, 2020 In these difficult times, there is the very real need to reduce discretionary spending as much as possible. Every dollar we save in discretionary spending can be diverted to saving jobs. I’ve discovered a solution–a huge source of discretionary spending, that is virtually wasted. If we stop spending in … Continue reading Stop Wasting Money
How to Stop Being Nervous About Retirement
David Gellar — April 5, 2020 Retirement can be scary, no matter who you are. It makes sense that some people are nervous about retirement. How much money do you really need for 20 years? What about 30 years? Will you get bored? Will you be lonely? Planning ahead and predicting the future is extremely … Continue reading How to Stop Being Nervous About Retirement
Bots Take On Human Behavior, As Google, Facebook Work To Stop Misinformation
Bots Take On Human Behavior, As Google, Facebook Work To Stop Misinformation by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, April 3, 2020 Data released this week found that 58.1% of bots identified in February could mimic human behavior, meaning that they can disguise their identity and create fake accounts on social media sites to post propaganda … Continue reading Bots Take On Human Behavior, As Google, Facebook Work To Stop Misinformation
4 Facebook Mistakes You Need to Stop Making
Lauren Snyder — March 12, 2020 With over 2.50 billion active users on Facebook, it’s safe to say that it’s the most popular social media platform for personal and business use. With that many users, mistakes are bound to happen. This blog will break down four top mistakes that business owners make and what can … Continue reading 4 Facebook Mistakes You Need to Stop Making
Stop Itemizing Everything: Move Beyond Competition
Daniel Burrus — February 13, 2020 Human beings are competitive in all circumstances, and it has only intensified in today’s predominantly technologically advanced world. No matter the industry or particular field, competition is fierce, and regardless of what you and your organization do in terms of products or services, there’s inevitably someone else offering a … Continue reading Stop Itemizing Everything: Move Beyond Competition
Stop Invoicing Rejections and Get Paid Fast
Max Palmer — February 6, 2020 Rejection is never easy. This isn’t just true in your personal life. It’s also true when it comes to business. Sure, you reach out to a prospective client and they don’t hire you. That’s a part of the business, part of the game. It’s completely different when you have … Continue reading Stop Invoicing Rejections and Get Paid Fast
Stop Hiring the Wrong People! (Or How to Hire for Growth, Not Skills)
Andrew Anderson — January 31, 2020 No hiring process in the world is designed to hire the best and brightest. Are you talking to everyone in the world that does that job? That could do that job? Are you able to measure directly the marginal value two years from now of hiring Person A versus … Continue reading Stop Hiring the Wrong People! (Or How to Hire for Growth, Not Skills)
Pro Tip: Why you should stop using last-click attribution in Google Ads
The Model Comparison Tool report in Google Analytics evaluates non-last click models to help you better measure success. Justine Rabideau on December 10, 2019 When was the last time you searched for something, clicked an ad and purchased immediately? Probably never. That’s why it’s time for marketers to stop using last-click attribution for measuring success … Continue reading Pro Tip: Why you should stop using last-click attribution in Google Ads
Stop Glamorizing Failure. Rich People Do This Instead.
Peter Daisyme — December 3, 2019 Believe it or not, failure is often a good thing. Doing so tends to teach you much more than when you succeed. It allows you to reevaluate and find ways to be better. When we succeed, it can be harder to motivate yourself to improve — since we’ve gotten … Continue reading Stop Glamorizing Failure. Rich People Do This Instead.
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