Sales and Marketing
Mobile Marketing is No Small Task
Mobile marketing is quickly rising to the top as a necessary way to advertise your small business. More and more consumers are relying on their phones for staying connected, purchasing products and networking less on their computers.
How Branding Debt Ratios Determine a Brand’s Success
The more branding debt accrued, the bigger the challenge to come out from under its weight and move your brand forward. The more branding debt you own the harder it is to differentiate yourself and grow your marketshare.
Going Beyond Blogs with Your Content Marketing
It’s the cry of content marketers heard ’round the world: “Blog often!” Here are five other types of content that you can offer to gain traction online.
5 Facts Every Business Needs to Know About the Mobile Revolution
Guess what? The world is in the middle of a mobile revolution. Now, more than ever before, consumers are using their tablets and mobile devices to shop online. In fact, the shift has been so rapid and monumental that it has spawned a totally new market for retailers.
5 Habits That Impress Your Clients
Impressing a client is not just about landing a single sale, it is about turning them into a long-term customer that becomes a walking, talking advertisement for your business.
How to Deal with Negative People
An unfortunate side effect of becoming successful in what you do, is people talking badly about you, criticizing your work, or even making fun of you.
Guide to Online Advertising for Small Business
Advertising online can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Use this quick beginner’s guide to learn more about the various advertising options, so you can draw new traffic and customers to your website.
How to Strike and Sustain a Successful Partnership
Business partnerships usually emerge from mutual self-interest. When both sides win, the relationship thrives. However, there’s a fine line between self-interest and selfishness.
Neutral is Not a Strategy
Too often, I meet sales people who are uncomfortable with challenging their customers. Whether it’s out of politeness (the customer is always right), or not wanting to “rock the boat” with the customer, they are non-committal.