Year In Review: 6 Platform Changes That Shook Up Social Media Marketing in 2017
With 2018 on the horizon, we’re all in a state of reflection, looking back on all the good, the bad and the ugly 2017 brought us. When it comes to social media, it’s hard not to think about the latter two. With all the political turmoil and uptick in trolling,Read More
4 Ways to Squeeze Every Last Bit of Value From Your Google AdWords Budget
Google’s AdWords platform is one of the most popular ways to run ads across a huge display network, and with good reason. The barrier to entry is low, costs are manageable, and the wide variety of possible positions means there’s always somewhere your ad can be displayed. With any large adRead More
Investors Saved This Company by Tapping a Food Industry Veteran to Lead It
Within about two years, Incredible Foods launched its first product: Perfectlyfree, a dairy-free frozen treat that is also free of other allergens. The line is in 5,000 grocery stores and by the end of next year, the company predicts it will be available on both coasts. But, before the releaseRead More
Here’s Some Advice for Millennials: Consider Working at a Startup Instead of Launching One
The big buzz around millennials is how entrepreneurial they are. Whether or not they really are more inventive than previous generations can be debated, but it sure is easier now than for previous generations. We have so many tools at our disposal that can make the first step into being a real-deal entrepreneurRead More
Innovative Marketers Must Not Just Face, But Embrace, Their Fears
How can you confidently pour your heart and soul into a non-traditional marketing strategy, knowing it could either take flight or fizzle? It’s a dilemma that outside-the-box marketers must wrestle with if they truly wish to innovate and transform their industry. The idea of experimenting with methods that haven’t beenRead More
I Followed the Process. Where’s My 6 Figures in 6 Months?
Just because you learn how the chess pieces move doesn’t mean you will win the game. In fact, you can’t lose the game until you learn the moves. But how the pieces move is just the beginning. To win, you need to know the strategies and philosophies of the game.Read More
Are You Ready to Host a User Conference? 5 Ways to Tell the Time Is Right.
Microsoft Ignite, Oracle OpenWorld and Salesforce.com’s Dreamforce: These tech conferences are household names in the software community, and each company has a customer base broad enough to warrant having its own user conference. What are these events for? User conferences are designed by vendors to: Educate, inspire and encourage networking among customersRead More
Advertising Your Small Business: Small Budget, Big Results
If you’re a small business owner with a modest budget, you may be wondering where to begin with advertising. Although the advertising world can be overwhelming, the good news is that you know your business better than anyone else. Here are a few things to consider when creating your advertisingRead More
Weekend Favs December 16
My weekend blog post routine includes posting links to a handful of tools or great content I ran across during the week. I don’t go into depth about the finds, but encourage you to check them out if they sound interesting. The photo in the post is a favorite for theRead More
7 Tips for Marketing Your Content to Baby Boomers (And Why You Should)
Many new businesses and startups are making the decision to not promote their business to baby boomers. As a result, they are missing out on an opportunity to reach an audience of more than 76 million people in the U.S. alone. Whenever we hear the term baby boomers, our minds immediately think ofRead More
