Anna ColibriAugust 23, 2015 A company’s digital presence should be one that provides a wonderful user experience. Beautiful design, creative content, and easy navigation are key, but none of this means anything if potential customers or clients can’t find you online. An effective keyword strategy is vital if you want to have a successful business; … Continue reading Three Tricks For Developing a Keyword Strategy
Mars DorianAugust 19, 2015 I have a new baby. It’s about two months old, has a compelling name and is loved by me, my family, and close friends. Of course I’m talking about the new sci-fi novel: Fear The Liberator: A Space Opera Novel. I self-published on Amazon. I worked sweats and fears on that … Continue reading Three Uncomfortable Lessons About Criticism I Learned From Publishing My Book
Luke StellaAugust 14, 2015 With consumer data pouring in across mobile, social, email, and wearables — just to name a few of today’s consumer channels — it can be excruciatingly difficult for marketers to navigate the Big Data landscape. First and third-party data are two distinctly different classes of information that are traditionally juxtaposed against … Continue reading The Three Major Inaccuracies Of Third-Party Data
Pam McBrideAugust 6, 2015 The average Twitter account has 208 followers. That number might sound impossibly huge to you, or it might be laughably small compared to your many thousands of followers. But numbers don’t really matter on Twitter – at least not in the way many marketers think. If you’re busy counting up your … Continue reading Three (Surprising) Benefits Of Growing Your Twitter Followers
Francesca Di MeglioAugust 5, 2015 Your time is precious, and in today’s super fast, technology infused world, the proverbial “to-do” list for a small business owner seems to never end. But before you spend one more second juggling an impossible schedule, we want to make sure that these three very important tasks are at the … Continue reading The Three Things Every Small Business Owner Must Do
Troy HollenbeckAugust 3, 2015 Getting ranked on Google’s search engine results pages (SERPs) is a zero sum game. If you can capture one of three top spots, or at least Page 1, your website is practically guaranteed to get a lot of visitors. If you are on any other page, most potential customers will never … Continue reading Land Your Web Page in the Three Top Spots in Google Results
Joe MatthewsJuly 27, 2015 Unlike most marketing efforts, event marketing strategies often go unchecked. Despite the millions of dollars that brands continue to invest in live events like auto shows and music festivals, very little of this spending gets tracked. It begs the question – what is the return of event marketing? This is a … Continue reading Three Ways to Start Tracking ROI at Live Events
Virginia FrancoJuly 23, 2015 It’s been said before – your resume has between six and 20 seconds to get past that initial skim read and into the “keep” pile for a second, deeper read. In fact – the first “read” is really a misnomer because it is actually a scan designed to quickly answer several … Continue reading Phone Not Ringing? Maybe Your Resume Doesn’t Answer These Three Questions
Justin WongJuly 13, 2015 Has the heat gotten to everyone? There have been quite a few high-profile social media blunders by people who should really know better by now. Not to kick these celebrities and businesses when they’re down, but it’s important for all of us to understand how it can just take one momentary … Continue reading Three Major Social Media Screwups This Summer
Virginia FrancoJuly 9, 2015 When it comes to hiring in the world of sales, hiring managers want to see a resume that outlines a track record of success. While factors like the ability to lead and client retention contribute to sales success, at the end of day a sales person is judged on his/her ability … Continue reading Three Items That Spell Success In A Sales Resume
