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You’re Not Good Enough to Be Disappointed

James ClearAugust 28, 2015 Dan John is a weightlifting coach. He is well-known in the fitness world for keeping things simple. As regular readers know, simplicity matches up well with my exercise philosophy. (Dan John also has two first names. And you should always fear a man with two first names.) Anyway, I recently heard Dan … Continue reading You’re Not Good Enough to Be Disappointed →

Should You Use PPC If You’re Ranking Organically?

Search Engine Ranking

Eric SealAugust 17, 2015 So your website is on Page One of Google’s search results. And you haven’t given a cent to Google for PPC and paid search advertising. You’re feeling pretty complacent; now all you have to do is just sit back and let customers find you, right? We all know business doesn’t work … Continue reading Should You Use PPC If You’re Ranking Organically? →

7 Email Newsletter Design Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making

Email Marketing

Ryan PinkhamAugust 11, 2015 One of the best things about using an email marketing service to do your email marketing is that you can create awesome-looking emails even if you don’t consider yourself an expert designer. With customizable newsletter templates and drag and drop editing, you can create emails that match your brand and make … Continue reading 7 Email Newsletter Design Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making →

Manager, If You’re Doing Deals, You’re Not Doing Your Job

Productivity

Dave BrockAugust 7, 2015 All sales professionals revel in doing deals. There’s an adrenaline rush working on a complex deal and making it happen. There’s the sense of attainment and accomplishment in winning a hard fought competition. There’s that momentary celebration, high-fives before we move on to the next. But as managers, as great as … Continue reading Manager, If You’re Doing Deals, You’re Not Doing Your Job →

Hiring for Cultural Fit Doesn’t Mean You’re Hiring Friends

Effective Hiring

Ryan MeadAugust 5, 2015 We hear it time and time again, hire for cultural fit, cultural fit increases productivity, cultural fit increases buy-in, etc…even stats like 67% of workers believe the most important aspect of a job was to have an employer with similar values all hammer in the concept. But what does cultural fit … Continue reading Hiring for Cultural Fit Doesn’t Mean You’re Hiring Friends →

My Top Tips on How to Manage Social Media If You’re a Channel Marketer

Social Media Marketing

Olivier ChoronAugust 3, 2015 For those of you who operate within a complex channel, relying on resellers, distributers or other partners to promote your brand to end users can be a real challenge. So I have outlined below some of the common issues/scenarios faced in the channel, and have suggested some ‘Top Tips’ on finding … Continue reading My Top Tips on How to Manage Social Media If You’re a Channel Marketer →

10 Things You’re Missing Out On By Using A Personal Email Account To Do Your Email Marketing

Email Marketing

Ryan PinkhamAugust 2, 2015 If you’re like a lot of small businesses and organizations, you may be using a personal email account — like Gmail, Outlook, AOL, or Yahoo — to communicate with a group of email contacts. Chances are you’ve also noticed some limitations in what you can and can’t do with a personal … Continue reading 10 Things You’re Missing Out On By Using A Personal Email Account To Do Your Email Marketing →

You’re Ruining Your Website on Mobile

Mobile Engine Optimization

Mike RastielloJuly 30, 2015 I’ve written previously about my love of reading my RSS feed on my phone before I go to sleep every night. It’s the perfect way for me to end my day. However, there is one bad trend I notice on mobile sites and it really interferes with what I want to … Continue reading You’re Ruining Your Website on Mobile →

Statistically Speaking , You’re Not Going to Read This Article, But I’ll Make You

Success Stories

In an overcrowded content marketing landscape, how do you stand out? Columnist Patrick Armitage discusses the essentials for creating truly engaging content. Patrick Armitage on July 28, 2015 So you wrote a blog post. In fact, you think you wrote a pretty fantastic blog post — a post that required putting in extra research time … Continue reading Statistically Speaking , You’re Not Going to Read This Article, But I’ll Make You →

How to Work Like You’re Going on Vacation

Productivity

Penney FoxJuly 21, 2015 It’s vacation time I just finalized our plans for our annual summer trip to visit with my family. Every year, my son Jake and I take off for a week to see my family who lives in another state. We make our plans for all the cool things we want to … Continue reading How to Work Like You’re Going on Vacation →