SAP study reflects people are selective about what data they’ll share and why Greg Sterling on January 19, 2018 As we approach implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe and brace for its repercussions in the US, privacy is on the minds of many brands and marketers. A new survey from … Continue reading Nearly 80% of consumers would end brand relationship over unauthorized data usage
Brian Basilico — December 27, 2017 Follow @bbasilico — December 27, 2017 mohamed_hassan / Pixabay 168 Hours A Week We’re at that time of year where we’re trying to wind down this year and gear up for next year. The question I have for you today is, how would you like to improve your … Continue reading How Would You Like To Improve Your Business In The New Year?
Dave Brock — December 19, 2017 Follow @davidabrock — December 19, 2017 TeroVesalainen / Pixabay Recently, I read an article entitled, “The One Key Question You Must Always Ask A Prospective Customer; This simple (yet often overlooked!) question makes selling to your ideal clients or potential customers far easier and more effective.” After the drum … Continue reading “What Would You Like To Know Most About _________?”
Darleen DeRosa — October 27, 2017 Follow @onpoint_llc — October 27, 2017 coyot / Pixabay Training and developing leaders at all levels is one of the most crucial challenges faced by organizations in today’s fast-paced and demanding competitive environment. However, many companies find it difficult to devote the time and/or money needed to accomplish these … Continue reading E-Learning: Five Reasons It Would Work For Your Organization
Advertisers would love to see unbiased attribution measurement that unifies channel reporting and moves beyond the last-click attribution model, but is Google Attribution the answer? Columnist Andrew Goodman discusses the likely impacts of this new product offering. Andrew Goodman on September 8, 2017 Advertisers — especially PPC junkies — want to pay for the … Continue reading Google Attribution: Is Google stepping in because no one else would?
Gurbaksh Chahal — June 3, 2017 Follow @gchahal— June 3, 2017 Although I dropped out of high school at the age of 16, to pursue my dreams in business, I have never downplayed the importance of education. Quiet to the contrary, I have often stated in all of my guest lectures for students to stay … Continue reading If I Graduated Today, What Would I Do?
Samson Adepoju — March 1, 2017 Follow @salonyourway— March 1, 2017 The topic of would you do things differently if you had to start your business again is an interesting one. What would you do if you were to start your business over again from scratch in 2017? Well, maybe I can give you some … Continue reading What Would You Do Differently If You Could Start Your Business Over?
Kara Bosworth — January 27, 2017 — January 27, 2017 Millennials take a lot of flak, but studies have shown that they’re dedicated workers, skilled at collaborating with others, and very connected; according to research firm Gallup, 91 percent of millennials have a smartphone and 71 percent name the Internet as their primary source of … Continue reading 10 Jobs Only Millennials Would Understand
Denise Chan — October 31, 2016 Follow @denisechan26— October 31, 2016 Once a year on Hallow’s Eve, things get spooky as day gives way to night. Ghouls and goblins come out to roam the streets. A chill settles in the air. This year, social media managers are taking to the street, too, with no tricks, … Continue reading Revenge of the Social Media Managers: What They Would Say if They Could
by Ryan Estis Follow @RyanEstisSeptember 30, 2016 Who’s coming with me? Do you remember that defining moment in “Jerry McGuire”? Jerry was quickly fired after distributing an emotion-packed mission statement that espoused a very simple, counter-culture philosophy: “Fewer clients. Less money.” -Jerry McGuire VIDEO: Jerry McGuire clip Jerry was so close! He should have gone … Continue reading Advice I Would Give My 22-Year-Old Self Today
