Decision makers in their respective silos are generally unaware of the value in the data Google shares so it’s your job to disperse this knowledge across your organization. Sebastian Compagnucci on August 5, 2020 As an SEO I’m constantly utilizing keyword search volume data to help make more informed decisions about clients’ online presence. But … Continue reading How search data can inform larger online business decisions
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12 Diversity Statistics That Will Make You Rethink Your Hiring Decisions
Meredith Wholley June 24, 2020 Companies need diversity. It is beneficial to an organization to think with a wider breadth of perspectives, it portrays a positive image to the public eye, and gives them access to the potential revenue gains from employing people who can contribute different things to the companies they work for. Unfortunately, … Continue reading 12 Diversity Statistics That Will Make You Rethink Your Hiring Decisions
Make Essential Business Decisions for Success
Angela Hausman, PhD June 18, 2020 Business success doesn’t just happen so making the right essential business decisions for success determines whether your business succeeds and how much success you find. Business success is a function of: careful planning attention to detail a focus on customer service a good business model and, a little luck … Continue reading Make Essential Business Decisions for Success
Web Design Decisions that Damage your Digital Performance
Angela Hausman, PhD — May 13, 2020 When designing or doing a significant re-design of your website or other online properties, missteps that potentially damage your digital performance abound, meaning you fail to capitalize on the opportunities presented or even face poor returns on your investment. Major designs involve a multitude of decisions, each working … Continue reading Web Design Decisions that Damage your Digital Performance
Leaders, Help Your Team Avoid Making Bad Decisions
Deborah Holstein — April 3, 2020 “Teamwork makes the dream work!” We’ve heard this phrase (ad nauseam) so it can be received with a covert, cynical eye roll because we all know just how difficult it is working on teams. One of the most important teams in any organization is the one charged with creating … Continue reading Leaders, Help Your Team Avoid Making Bad Decisions
Why Product-Centered Emails Won’t Work: 6 Hacks to Influence Customer Decisions
Sofia Wilton — January 30, 2020 Since time immemorial, email has been of the most powerful communication channels between the company and the consumer. But with the rise in competition, there has been a dynamic shift in email marketing campaigns. Most businesses and marketers are yet implementing the age-old How, What, Who strategy wherein they … Continue reading Why Product-Centered Emails Won’t Work: 6 Hacks to Influence Customer Decisions
Consumers Making More Informed Purchase Decisions Based On Improved Information In Ads: Study
Consumers Making More Informed Purchase Decisions Based On Improved Information In Ads: Study by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 22, 2020 When designing a search campaign, marketers can benefit from a better understanding of how and why people shop. Culture, current events, weather and mood all contribute to the reasons — but what about … Continue reading Consumers Making More Informed Purchase Decisions Based On Improved Information In Ads: Study
Difficult Strategic Decisions: 10 Step-by-Step Agency Examples
Karl Sakas — January 16, 2020 Need to make some difficult strategic decisions? See my 10 step-by-step examples! Ready to make some tough strategic decisions at your agency, but need some tips on where to start? Read on! In my work, I’ve noticed certain strategic decisions that occur in many agencies. Each scenario is unique… … Continue reading Difficult Strategic Decisions: 10 Step-by-Step Agency Examples
Quit Making Sure and Start Making Decisions
Ed Muzio — January 16, 2020 One of my favorite questions to ask during my keynotes is, “what’s management for?” It sounds like a simple rhetorical question, but I don’t ask it rhetorically. I let people discuss it and often ask what they concluded. (Try it now, before you read further. What’s management for? Why … Continue reading Quit Making Sure and Start Making Decisions
Outcome Mapping & Scrum: The Story of Amazing Decisions
Johannes Geske — December 13, 2019 Introduction The purpose of Scrum is to maximize product value by delivering a potentially releasable “done” increment through Sprints. While the Development Team is responsible for delivering the increment, the Product Owner is responsible for maximizing value by deciding about the content and the order of the Product Backlog. … Continue reading Outcome Mapping & Scrum: The Story of Amazing Decisions