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Karl Sakas April 6, 2021 Follow these 11 tips to reduce (or even prevent) employee poaching at your agency. Great team members are highly valuable—which means other companies are trying to poach your best employees. You’ve worked hard to build and invest in your agency’s team—so why wouldn’t someone else want to reap the benefits? … Continue reading Employee Poaching: Keep Them Happy or Someone Else Will
Albert Costill — November 14, 2019 Regardless if you’re searching for a job, seeking a promotion, or growing your business, building a personal brand can help you achieve these goals. More importantly, having your personal brand makes a great first impression and prevents others from tarnishing your good name. With that in mind, let’s dive … Continue reading How to Influence Your Personal Brand on Social Media Before Someone Else Does
Bretton Putter — August 9, 2019 Follow @brettonputter — August 9, 2019 LoggaWiggler / Pixabay Defining your purpose Why does your organization exist? To make a profit, sure. That could be said of every other company on the planet. But what are the deeper reasons for its existence? What, other than competing for market share … Continue reading Purpose Beyond Profit: What Culture-Driven Leaders Know That Everyone Else Is Missing
Beata Staszkow — March 21, 2019 — March 21, 2019 T_ushar / Pixabay It can be crushing not to get a promotion that you have set your heart on. You no doubt worked hard for it and had high hopes that the role would be yours. No doubt you feel disappointed, deflated, and even bitter. … Continue reading Reasons Why the Promotion Went to Someone Else
Choncé Maddox — July 30, 2018 — July 30, 2018 marijana1 / Pixabay There comes a time in your business where you’ll feel like you need to clone yourself to get all the tasks checked off your to-do list. I don’t know if scientists have figured out the magic formula for cloning someone yet, but … Continue reading 10 Work Tasks You Should Pay Someone Else to Do
James Thomson — July 22, 2018 — July 22, 2018 Between Amazon Retail and third-party Marketplace sellers, Amazon made about $ 120 billion in sales in the U.S. last year. The vast majority of those sales occurred through third-party sellers. If you’re a brand executive, the idea of putting your products on Amazon is probably … Continue reading If You Aren’t Selling Your Products on Amazon, Someone Else Is
Samantha Martin — October 17, 2017 Follow @Socially_Sam — October 17, 2017 I raised the question a few weeks back in a freelancers group about what didn’t we all miss about working for someone else. Despite the achievements of working for yourself, there are always the things you do miss about being in someone else’s … Continue reading 3 Things I Don’t Miss About Working For Someone Else
Dominick Quartuccio — September 14, 2017 — September 14, 2017 When you’re Drifting, you sound like everyone else. Stop sounding like everyone else. Take Command of your unique individuality. Stand out. How many times have you seen a speaker take the stage and deliver some variation of: “It’s an honor to speak to you today,” … Continue reading 7 Ways to Sound Like Everyone Else
Advertisers would love to see unbiased attribution measurement that unifies channel reporting and moves beyond the last-click attribution model, but is Google Attribution the answer? Columnist Andrew Goodman discusses the likely impacts of this new product offering. Andrew Goodman on September 8, 2017 Advertisers — especially PPC junkies — want to pay for the … Continue reading Google Attribution: Is Google stepping in because no one else would?
Bob Hutchins — June 28, 2017 Follow @Bobhutchins — June 28, 2017 Turns out, honesty really is the best policy – and Sprout Social just released the data to prove it. A new report from the Q2 2017 Sprout Social Index takes a closer look at brand personality. This is what we frequently refer to … Continue reading New Report: ‘Honesty’ Valued Above All Else on Social
