Sonya Gankina — April 10, 2020 The last few weeks have turned the world on its head. You may be working from home. Or social distancing with your family or roommates, working on solutions for your business. You might have had to make really hard decisions lately. You may be feeling uneasy or stressed, or … Continue reading How to Survive the COVID-19 Pandemic as a Service Business
Bob Apollo — April 2, 2020 There probably isn’t a single industry or organisation that isn’t being affected in some way by covid-19. A few sectors – healthcare and food retail amongst them – are seeing increasing demands for their services and increasing stress on their ability to deliver. Others are seeing an often-precipitous decline … Continue reading Do Your Customers Have a ‘Survive’ or a ‘Come Back Stronger’ Mindset?
Hannah Cohen — March 24, 2020 How can your agency survive – and even grow – in a time of economic gloom? What can you do to retain clients and cut costs? Find clear answers in this guide. The stock market is tanking, demand is crashing, and your clients are starting to tighten their belts. … Continue reading How to Survive and Even Thrive in an Economic Downturn
Lanre Onibalusi — February 21, 2020 Imagine this scenario. You are a 40-something Gen Xer who has managed to finally summon the courage to change jobs and ditch the old cubicle farm to join a hip technology company with Silicon Valley origins. You are rightfully ecstatic and cannot wait to take part, however small, in … Continue reading How to Survive the Open Office If You Are a Cubicle Hermit
We need to adapt to today’s landscape whether collaborating with in-house teams or as part of a multi-agency effort, specialized expertise is the path forward. Dan Carter on July 1, 2019 It’s no secret that brands are moving more advertising and marketing functions in-house. Countless stories have been written about it. From media buying to … Continue reading Narrow is the new normal: Why expertise will help agencies survive the in-house exodus
Peter Daisyme — May 6, 2019 — May 6, 2019 Free-Photos / Pixabay For most startup founders, it takes a while for the business to become profitable enough to pull out a substantial paycheck – enough to live on, that is. But in the meantime, what do these entrepreneurs do to pay the bills and … Continue reading How Startup Founders Survive the First Year Without a Paycheck
Taylor Gordon — April 24, 2019 — April 24, 2019 If you’re in a client slump, have no fear. Instead of panicking, put your thinking cap on. There are ways to increase your client load to boost your income. In this post, we run through a few ways to beef up your workload so you … Continue reading How to Survive a Client Slump
Taylor Gordon — January 17, 2019 — January 17, 2019 stux / Pixabay You may be side hustling for a while thinking you have everything under control, but taking your hustle full-time is a different ballgame. You’re the captain of the ship. Self-employment can be a lot of pressure since the primary source of income … Continue reading How to Survive Your First Month of Self-Employment
Edward Wade — December 10, 2018 — December 10, 2018 Business is very rarely, if ever at all, a smooth-sailing venture. More often than not, a company will run into economic difficulty despite the precautions and experience of the directors. Financial fluctuations are part and parcel throughout the life of a business, so what separates … Continue reading How to Survive and Thrive in Business
Tom Fielder — November 2, 2018 Follow @LDL_Learning — November 2, 2018 “When you have a virtue – a real, complete virtue (and not just a small drive towards some virtue) – you are its victim!” It is not always advisable to begin an article by quoting Friedrich Nietzsche. The late-nineteenth-century German philosopher was famously … Continue reading Survive the Drive to be Productive… with a German Philosopher
