Sales and Marketing
How Colors Affect Your Purchase Decisions
With the average human brain processing visuals 60,000 times faster than text, it’s important for brands to recognize the important role that color plays in purchasing decisions.
How Good Copy Can Make Your B2B Sales Presentations More Effective
I used to think copywriting was good for selling consumers stuff like penny stock newsletters, rare gold coins, and for causes that preserve fish habitats. But I couldn’t have been more wrong.
Unique, Differentiated, But Are You Relevant?
It’s critical that we differentiate our offerings and solutions from the alternatives the customer is considering. Marketing, product management, and sales all spend endless hours trying to figure out that differentiation, to create that edge. But too often we get it wrong.
How to Make the Most Out of That Business Conference, Part 2
Part 1 of this article outlined steps for organizing your conference and planning for contingencies. In Part 2, you’ll continue with a sequence of execution steps to make your conference happen—and remain stress-free in the process.
Breaking AdWords Announcements: A Renewed Focus on Users
The team at AdWords had been teasing about a huge update on 4/22 for better part of a month. Unlike Enhanced Campaigns, minimal information was provided ahead of time to agencies.
Place Brand Logo Puffery
Most cities, towns and countries who take on the task to develop their brands spend a great deal of money essentially changing their logos under the pretense that their logo is their brand.
You’re Blogging It Wrong: 5 Common Content Mistakes
We have all heard about how to use the right keywords and how to keep an editorial calendar enough times to know the blogging basics, but that’s not all that goes into it. And as a result, many bloggers are making easily avoided mistakes on a daily basis.