David Dame — June 7, 2019 Follow @ddame — June 7, 2019 I keep hearing leaders say they’re struggling to manage their organizations through change. They’ve had trouble getting their organization to adopt agile. They’re finding it challenging to find the right talent. They’re struggling to establish the right level of transparency. These are symptoms … Continue reading Before You Can Effectively Lead — You Need to Manage Your Own Schedule First!
Jacob Brain — June 1, 2019 — June 1, 2019 200degrees / Pixabay “Get $ 100 in Free Ads!” “Free $ 75 Ad Credit” “Claim Your Free Ads Coupon” We have all seen these ads online. It seems like every SAAS product has some partnership with Google that can get you “free money”. And yet… … Continue reading Taking Your First Steps: Introduction to Google Ads for SASS Companies
Peep Laja — May 17, 2019 Follow @peeplaja — May 17, 2019 People make snap judgments. It takes only 1/10th of a second to form a first impression about a person. Websites are no different. It takes about 50 milliseconds (ms) (that’s 0.05 seconds) for users to form an opinion about your website that determines … Continue reading First Impressions Matter: Why Great Visual Design Is Essential
Rachel Sullivan — May 11, 2019 Follow @rachelesullivan — May 11, 2019 There are no shortcuts to good marketing. This may be an unpopular opinion, but I strongly believe it. Sometime within the last five to 10 years, the meaning behind the term “growth hacking” has morphed into an excuse to use hacks (sometimes more … Continue reading To Build Your Brand’s Following, You Need to Give Value First
Says it is working with partners and still plans to complete the transition to first price for Google Ad Manager this year. Ginny Marvin on May 10, 2019 In March, Google announced it will shift to first price auctions for Google Ad Manager, its ad server and publisher exchange, by year end. On Friday, it … Continue reading Google shares details on how first price auctions in Google Ad Manager will work
Peter Daisyme — May 6, 2019 — May 6, 2019 Free-Photos / Pixabay For most startup founders, it takes a while for the business to become profitable enough to pull out a substantial paycheck – enough to live on, that is. But in the meantime, what do these entrepreneurs do to pay the bills and … Continue reading How Startup Founders Survive the First Year Without a Paycheck
Deborah Sweeney — April 17, 2019 Follow @MyCorporation — April 17, 2019 What does the self-employed economy look like as its members begin to embrace small business ownership? Cloud accounting software company FreshBooks recently released the 3rd Annual American Self-Employment Report. The report’s research picks up where previous studies left off, as it analyzes data … Continue reading What Self-Employed Professionals Should Know About Running Their First Business
Max Palmer — April 18, 2019 — April 18, 2019 Last time I checked, there are more than 57 million freelancers/small business owners in the U.S. alone. It’s anticipated that by 2027 50.9 percent of the U.S. population will be freelancing. Suffice to say — it’s more important than ever to start separating yourself from … Continue reading Make It Count: How Business Owners Can Make a Memorable First Impression
Kimberly Zhang — April 17, 2019 — April 17, 2019 When you see a job posting, what catches your eye? The salary? 401(k) benefits? New-age perks like ping-pong tables?If you think compensation or benefits are what matter most in a first job, consider the reasons why workers say they love what they do. When HR … Continue reading 5 Cultural Must-Haves to Look For in Your First Job Out of College
Jada Harland — April 17, 2019 — April 17, 2019 Today we are going to cover the basics of speaking with a marketing recruiter for the first time. This is valuable information to those who have been interviewing and are already comfortable speaking with a recruiter, but may still have some questions about the process. … Continue reading What to Expect From Your First Call with a Recruiter
