Jamie Feigenbaum February 19, 2021 How is technology aiding the request for proposal (RFP) response process? To find out, we surveyed members of the Association of Proposal Management Professionals (APMP) to gain insight into current and future trends in proposal management processes across 10 industries. The resulting data has been compiled and analyzed for you … Continue reading How Proposal Teams Can Prepare for 2021
Angela Ash December 8, 2020 The year 2021 is approaching quickly, and with all the changes we’ve been forced to adapt to in 2020, even the simplest of otherwise usual tasks may easily get overlooked. If we think back on how this year started and how fast we’ve had to cope with rapid changes, it’s … Continue reading 5 Tasks to Prepare for 2021
Paul Keijzer October 28, 2020 We’re not out of the woods yet, but the light at the end of the tunnel is starting to become visible. As state and local governments start to loosen restrictions, companies prepare to transition their workforce back to offices. However, bringing people back to work isn’t as simple as flicking … Continue reading Returning to Work After COVID-19: How to Prepare for the Transition Back to Office Life
Dylan Ellison October 13, 2020 It’s almost that time of the year again! The holiday season is edging forward, and with it comes the need to think about how to prepare your business for sales in order to enjoy a big uptick. Small businesses make the majority of their money from around Halloween to New … Continue reading How to Prepare Your Small Business for the Coming Sale Season
Vinod Janapala September 16, 2020 If you wish to apply for jobs, you need to prepare an impressive resume and get yourself ready to pass the interviews. We help you by providing useful and effective interview tips that can help you successfully vie for job openings and other employment hotspots across the world. 1. Do … Continue reading 11 Critical Steps to Prepare for an Interview & Land Your Dream Job
Paula Chiocchi September 10, 2020 In case you haven’t noticed, many browsers are now in the process of removing third-party cookies. This, combined with the guidelines set forth by new privacy regulations, means cookies can no longer be used by digital marketers to identify the behaviors and the people behind the clicks – the individuals … Continue reading 4 Ways for Digital Marketers to Prepare for a Cookie-Less Future
Liz Armbruester August 21, 2020 As the summer heat burns across the U.S., many retailers are beginning to shift their sights toward cooler weather and the holiday season. However, preparing for holiday shoppers this year comes with an added layer of uncertainty as the COVID-19 pandemic continues on. With concerns over the health and safety … Continue reading Strategies to Prepare Your Ecommerce Site for an Online-First Holiday Season
Anthony Gaenzle August 6, 2020 If you have experienced stress working at your job, just imagine the stress the owners of the company are experiencing, especially during these challenging times. Often, people don’t realize the incredible amount of stress that small business owners undergo, and when it seems like they’re coming down on you, it’s … Continue reading 3 Top Challenges You Need to Prepare for When Starting a Business
Karl Sakas July 17, 2020 Be proactive: Follow my 4 steps to help you prepare for employee turnover at your agency. As an agency leader, you face an inevitable reality: 100% of your employees will eventually leave you, whether voluntarily or involuntarily. Agency benchmark: your annual employee turnover should be under 20%. The good news … Continue reading Prepare for Employee Turnover at Your Agency… Because Everyone Will Leave You Eventually
Nielsen: How Brands Can Prepare For Second-Half Year Declines by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 3, 2020 Nielsen estimates that brands that cut advertising for an extended period such as the remainder of 2020 could face revenue declines of up to 11% in 2021. A second wave of pandemic crisis later this year in … Continue reading Nielsen: How Brands Can Prepare For Second-Half Year Declines
