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Winmo analyzed the career path for more than 2,400 CMOs during the last eight years to provide insight on the tenure track for the C-level role. Amy Gesenhues on December 17, 2018 The average tenure for a CMO is just over three and a half years, according to new research from Winmo, a sales … Continue reading Agencies looking to win over new CMOs should connect within 3 to 12 mos. of their start dates
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Melissa Hollis — January 21, 2017 — January 21, 2017 Every business is unique and so is its tax situation. This not only leaves a lot of room for different tax strategies across all businesses, but it also means most business owners are unsure about where to start. What is certain is that there are … Continue reading Your Checklist for a Penalty-Free Tax Season [Important Dates Included]
Bob Hutchins — October 28, 2016 Follow @Bobhutchins— October 28, 2016 For us, the holiday season starts somewhere in September. If you’re in marketing, maybe you know what we mean. Competing for holiday sales takes strategy and planning – both of which require weeks to do well. Facebook knows the game better than most, … Continue reading Holiday Marketing: Facebook Tells You 10 Dates When Conversions Spike [Infographic]
by Michael PendreighOctober 15, 2016 Wondering which holidays to market your business on? Look no further, we’ve compiled important holiday eCommerce marketing dates (at least to United States citizens and Canadians) for you to prepare sales, promotions, and PPC campaigns around. You better plug these into your marketing calendar! The 17 Important Holiday eCommerce Marketing … Continue reading 15 Important Holiday eCommerce Marketing Dates For Your Business
by Grant Thomas Follow @gsthomas22September 11, 2016 The holiday season will be here soon and as a retailer, this can be both exciting and scary. On one hand, the opportunity to make money during the holiday shopping season is astonishing. E-commerce holiday revenue accounts for up to 30% of a retailer’s total annual revenue. On … Continue reading 2016 E-Commerce Holiday Promotional Calendar: Key Sales Dates and Helpful Tips
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