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Bank Of America Launches AI-Driven Virtual Assistant by Chuck Martin , May 21, 2018 Bank of America is introducing its AI-driven virtual assistant Erica to its 25 million mobile clients. The digital assistant combines artificial intelligence, predictive analytics and natural language and can use voice, text or tapping. “Everything we do is based on what … Continue reading Bank Of America Launches AI-Driven Virtual Assistant
Rick Goodman — January 16, 2018 Follow @DrRickGoodman — January 16, 2018 QuinceMedia / Pixabay What motivates your employees? What makes them happy? What helps them to feel like you’ve invested in them? There are a few possible answers to that question, but here’s a big one: Education. Simply put: Your employees want to grow. … Continue reading Train Your Employees Well (Without Breaking the Bank)
Angela Murphy — December 24, 2017 — December 24, 2017 Free-Photos / Pixabay How do employees learn best? Well, it’s kind of a complex answer… Employers are increasingly aware of the importance of professional development and employee training. In fact, Training Magazine reports that U.S. companies spend an average of $ 4.5 billion annually on … Continue reading How to Maximize Employee Potential (Without Breaking the Bank)
Bill Widmer — December 14, 2017 — December 14, 2017 If there’s one golden rule of marketing, this is it: It doesn’t matter how cool or revolutionary your product, service, or company is. If you’re tooting your own horn and talking about how amazing your stuff is, that’s just… not very compelling. If you have … Continue reading How to Find, Reach Out To, and Work With Influencers (Without Breaking the Bank)
Tom Willis — March 16, 2017 — March 16, 2017 Raising the profile of your business enterprise through traditional PR can be a game changer, however in an era when every cent of digital spend is under the microscope, many will argue that the practice can no longer compete with social or paid ads for … Continue reading Successful Digital PR Tactics That Won’t Break the Bank
Matthew Baker — February 14, 2017 — February 14, 2017 According to several sources, many small business owners and self-employed individuals do not have separate business and personal bank accounts. A survey from Citizens Bank reported 26% of small business owners say they don’t have a separate bank account for their company. Another survey from … Continue reading 3 Steps to Open a Business Bank Account
by Darleen DeRosa July 8, 2016 Follow @onpoint_llcJuly 8, 2016 Making the business case for leadership development can be tough, especially when leaders at the top are committed to doing more with less. However, just as Henry Ford once observed that a man who stops advertising to save money is like a man who stops … Continue reading Budgeting for Leadership Development Without Breaking the Bank
by Robert Gloer April 4, 2016 Follow @IOUFinancialApril 4, 2016 Banks operate under a different set of specifications when it comes to business lending. They often offer many additional services, and as such, have traditionally taken a more conservative approach to selecting businesses to lend to. The most obvious characteristic that banks emphasize is credit … Continue reading Why Your Business Might Wow an Online Lender But Not a Bank
by Keith Tully January 28, 2016 Follow @RealBizRescueJanuary 28, 2016 There are several reasons why a bank may call in an overdraft. During the credit crunch a few years ago this happened on a regular basis and caused many companies financial difficulty. Banks would use reasons such as ‘your business no longer fits our risk … Continue reading Options When a Bank Calls in Your Business Overdraft
Catherine MiklausSeptember 24, 2015 Recruiting and hiring new talent is hard these days. There’s a lot of noise online and a lot of opportunities to do it wrong. Nobody wants to make a wrong move and wander into discrimination territory. And to further complicate matters, labor laws keep evolving. New technologies promise the world, but … Continue reading You Don’t Need to Break the Bank to Screen Candidates Better
