Mari Kane — November 24, 2017 Follow @blogsitestudio — November 24, 2017 As a web designer and WordPress Consultant, I often have mixed feelings while working with clients on new sites. On one hand, I share their enthusiasm and optimism for launching their sites, eager to see it resulting in lots of engagement and conversions. … Continue reading Search Engine Ranking Takes Years and Here’s Why
Amanda Clark — October 16, 2017 Follow @GrammarChicInc — October 16, 2017 typographyimages / Pixabay When was the last time you honestly updated your resume aside from changing a few numbers or adding a new job? If you’re having trouble remembering, it’s probably been too long. And just like most things in life, resumes have … Continue reading Resumes Have Changed Over the Years: Has Yours Kept Pace?
Virginia Franco — August 4, 2017 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — August 4, 2017 geralt / Pixabay While most people who come to me recognize they need assistance in writing a resume, I’ve discovered that beyond that job search misconceptions are prevalent — even among the most successful professionals — and particularly if it’s been awhile since … Continue reading Been Years Since Your Last Job Search? Common Job Search “Truths” that Hold Water — And Those That Don’t
Virginia Franco — May 4, 2017 Follow @VAFrancoResumes— May 4, 2017 I often help executives who reach out to me for job search advice or to get a resume professionally written. They’re great at what they do; they’ve moved from job to job or company to company by being recruited based on their reputation by … Continue reading What You Must Know if You Are Putting Together Your Resume for the First Time in Years
Chris Cancialosi — April 25, 2017 Follow @gothamCulture— April 25, 2017 Building a business is like raising a child. We see them grow up over the years, go through hard times and good, learn from each success and failure, and eventually blossom into something more wonderful than we ever could have imagined. One of the … Continue reading How to Care For Workplace Culture Through Its Awkward Teen Years
Josh Martin — February 1, 2017 — February 1, 2017 The Medicare open enrollment period (or AEP) is officially over. Now what? Data is being processed. Results are being tallied. It’s time to start it all over again. To put it simply: the ANALYSIS ➡ PLANNING ➡ EXECUTION ➡ TRACKING process starts anew. Here are … Continue reading Thinking Ahead: Key Q1 Actions to Prepare for the Coming Year’s AEP
Mike Rosenberg — January 30, 2017 Follow @mikerosenberg— January 30, 2017 Joining a band is not one of my resolutions this year. Why? Because I can’t sing, nor do I play the guitar or any other instrument. So it’s not a realistic goal and I’d likely be doomed from the start. Deconstructing Your Goals Can … Continue reading Still on Track with Your New Year’s Resolutions?
Columnist Jose Cebrian explains how taking risks, connecting your marketing and developing an analytics mindset can give you a leg up in 2017. Jose Cebrian on January 18, 2017 Here we go again. New year. New budget. New targets. Budgets get squeezed while targets soar, forcing marketers to adjust their mindset, their skill … Continue reading Three concepts to help you hit this year’s targets
Susie Plascencia — January 17, 2017 Follow @SusiePlascencia— January 17, 2017 New year, new you? Instead, how about new year, better you? If you’re a millennial struggling to piece together a concise list of business resolutions to start 2017 off right, you’re not alone. It can be difficult early in your career to see past … Continue reading Time, Money and Connections: New Year’s Resolutions for Millennial Entrepreneurs
Shawn Forno — January 16, 2017 Follow @IdeaRocket321— January 16, 2017 It’s hard to believe that we created our first animated explainer video all the way back in 2007. A lot has changed in the past ten years. As we prepare for a busy 2017 IdeaRocket founder Will Gadea, producer SaraJane Askildsen, and animator Scott … Continue reading Lessons Learned from 10 Years of Making Explainer Videos
