Emily Bermes June 16, 2020 If you’re sensible, you’re scared of risks. But you take them anyway. Why? Because you know the value of growth. To take a risk literally means to expose yourself to danger and uncertainty – and, ironically, those elements are what save us from stagnation. That’s true for executives as much … Continue reading The Top 3 Myths About Taking Risks
Anthony Gaenzle — May 21, 2020 An online business comes with a different set of challenges that entrepreneurs and leadership teams must meet. In today’s digital world, online businesses face stiff competition. If you want to leverage the benefits of the internet and create an online business that stands out from the crowd, here are … Continue reading Taking Your Business Online: 6 Tips and Tools to Get There
Dave Brock — March 27, 2020 I’ve written a lot about how we should be selling and engaging our customers through the current crisis. Let me shift my attention to taking care of our own teams through the crisis. Like our customers, each of us and our people are facing things we may have never … Continue reading Taking Care of Our People
Eric Allais — November 5, 2019 Follow @https://twitter.com/pathguide When you’re driving a car, riding a motorcycle, or even flying an airplane, it’s best to play it safe for you and your passengers. This same strategy, however, can hold a business back, whether its goal is a lifestyle business or one that seeks scale and significant … Continue reading Taking the Risk to Evolve: Business Strategies to Live and Thrive By
Brands should take a minimum viable data approach to collecting data, and then be clear about their intention with customers. Jeremy Korst on October 1, 2019 Every year companies invest billions of dollars collecting customer data to apply to marketing analytics. According to a recent CMO survey, reliance on marketing analytics to make decisions has … Continue reading Better data vs. big data: The importance of taking a lean data approach
Young Entrepreneur Council — August 12, 2019 Follow @YEC — August 12, 2019 Integrating artificial intelligence functions into a business’s day-to-day operations can greatly increase team productivity and efficiency, but it can also cause confusion or grief, if not done smoothly. So what are the most important things for business leaders to remember when considering … Continue reading Adding AI into Your Workflows: 11 Things to Consider Before Taking the Plunge
Kantar Sees Specialty Advertisers Taking Clicks For Back-To-School Search Campaigns by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, July 17, 2019 An early look by Kantar Media analysts at advertisers’ share of clicks on some 278 non-branded BTS-related keywords for back-to-school campaigns running on Google desktop and mobile in the U.S. from July 1 through 15, 2019 reveals a … Continue reading Kantar Sees Specialty Advertisers Taking Clicks For Back-To-School Search Campaigns
Jacob Brain — June 1, 2019 — June 1, 2019 200degrees / Pixabay “Get $ 100 in Free Ads!” “Free $ 75 Ad Credit” “Claim Your Free Ads Coupon” We have all seen these ads online. It seems like every SAAS product has some partnership with Google that can get you “free money”. And yet… … Continue reading Taking Your First Steps: Introduction to Google Ads for SASS Companies
Jeff Threde — May 22, 2019 — May 22, 2019 As an employer, you’re undoubtedly aware that you can claim a business expense deduction for the wages and salaries that you pay your workers, but do your employees know they can claim similar tax deductions? In 2018 alone, employees claimed more than $ 1.2 trillion … Continue reading 3 Tax-Deductible Benefits Your Employees Should Be Taking Advantage of in 2020
A national campaign director shares some lessons learned on how to uncover insights about your audience while also striking the right balance of personalization with practicality. Gary Ellis on March 27, 2019 Over the past two decades, the race for audiences propelled a shift away from local. Mainstream national news trumped local, national chain stores … Continue reading Taking a page from politics: Local campaigns at scale
