Contributor Daniel Gilbert shares a customizable script that lets you check for overspending or underspending in your Google Ads account by finding changes in spending. Daniel Gilbert on September 7, 2018 Have you ever had a campaign spend a touch more than expected and taken a too long to spot it? No one … Continue reading Find anomalies in your campaign spending with this Google Ads script
Bob Van Rossum — September 4, 2018 Follow @BobVR — September 4, 2018 When it comes to determining how many candidates you should interview to find the best person for a job, it’s difficult to establish the “right” number. The quantity of candidates you interview for each role is going to vary largely on the … Continue reading How Many Candidates Do You Need to Interview to Find A-level Marketing Talent?
You get what you pay for when it comes to copywriters says contributor Jessica Foster. Here’s a look at how to hire good copywriters to help drive traffic and sales to your site. Jessica Foster on August 28, 2018 While the “content is king” mantra sits firm 0n its throne, it leaves one burning … Continue reading How to find good writers and other content marketing struggles
‘Near Me’ Searches Don’t Need Keywords To Find Local Goods, Services by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 27, 2018 About 69% of consumers use their smartphone to help them shop. Some 63% use the phone to research products, while 62% compare prices, 56% look for coupons or deals, 54% check for store hours, and … Continue reading ‘Near Me’ Searches Don’t Need Keywords To Find Local Goods, Services
Bob Van Rossum — August 14, 2018 Follow @BobVR — August 14, 2018 A successful marketing career is more than just working up to a high salary. Everyone’s definition of a fulfilling career is different, but if you truly want to advance your career, realizing that it revolves around more than a nice paycheck is … Continue reading How to Find Success in Your Marketing Career Early On
Paul Oestreicher — August 9, 2018 Follow @pauloestreicher — August 9, 2018 qimono / Pixabay The Surprising Power of Questions, a recent article in the Harvard Business Review, is great but not surprising. It’s well accepted that asking questions “spurs learning and the exchange of ideas, it fuels innovation and performance improvement, it builds rapport … Continue reading Find the Courage to Ask and Receive
Alex Humphries — August 7, 2018 — August 7, 2018 Your audience is on social media. We’re pretty certain of that. What we don’t yet know is where they are on social media. What platform, or platforms, are they using? Which do they engage on the most? On which are they likely to interact with … Continue reading How To Find Out Which Social Media Platform Your Audience Is Using
Susan Friesen — August 3, 2018 Follow @eVisionMedia — August 3, 2018 3 Ways to Help Better Position Your Business for Market Success Finding your business niche is the first step in defining your brand. If you don’t understand how to position your business in the market place or know what you’re selling and why … Continue reading How to Find Your Business Niche
Thomas Griffin — August 1, 2018 Follow @jthomasgriffin— August 1, 2018 As a startup or a non-tech entrepreneur finding technology hires can seem like an impossible task. According to Indeed, seven out of ten of the hardest to fill math and computer positions are software jobs. Technology experts have spent a lot of time honing … Continue reading How to Find Great Technology Hires for Your Startup
Miranda Marquit — July 28, 2018 — July 28, 2018 CUsai / Pixabay As a business owner, you know one of your greatest strengths is the people who work for you. However, it’s not always easy to find the best talent for your business. If you’re looking for people who will do a great job, … Continue reading How to Find the Best Talent for Your Business
