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Victoria Taylor — May 9, 2020 Let’s talk about hashtags. This # symbol has been around for years. Still, it wasn’t until August 23, 2007, when Twitter’s creator decided to capitalize on the symbol to solidify themselves as “the” social media platform to use during the time. Now you can’t see a post without it, … Continue reading 7 Surprising Ways YouTube Hashtags Can Increase Views
Mark Irvine — November 25, 2019 Oh, Bing—always in Google’s shadow, and Google has a BIG shadow. Google enjoys a lot of attention: It’s the most visited site in the world and generates 3.5 billion searches every day. Google is integrated into our lives, our technology, our politics, and even our language—“Google” is literally now … Continue reading Who Uses Bing, Anyway? 10 Surprising Ways You Probably Do
Nina Gass — August 27, 2018 — August 27, 2018 rawpixel / Pixabay If anyone has to be efficient, it’s probably sales reps. After all, they spend a lot of time traveling, communicating, and meeting with prospective clients and customers. Because of this, they don’t have a whole lot of time to spare. Since time … Continue reading 8 Surprising Productivity Hacks Top Sales People Use Daily That Wins Business
Rachel Cunningham — June 5, 2018 — June 5, 2018 It’s not surprising that many B2B marketing professionals have a tough time coming up with interesting ideas for content pieces and blog posts. It either seems like all the good ideas have been written about or the ideas you come up with you think are … Continue reading 3 Surprising Spots for Blog Inspiration
Liesha Petrovich — April 18, 2018 Follow @lieshapetrovich — April 18, 2018 It’s not easy to win the eCommerce game. Who can keep up with the ever-changing online environment? Each algorithm update probably means you’ll lose sales. Then marketers come out of the woodwork with the latest must-have tool that will miraculously make all your … Continue reading Blah Sales? Up Your eCommerce Game with 3 Surprising Stats
The holiday season is crucial to many paid search advertisers, so how can you make the most of it? Columnist Christi Olson shares some insights and tips to improve your paid search performance. Christi Olson on November 9, 2017 Whether you are ready or not, here come the holidays! Black Friday is only three … Continue reading 5 surprising paid-search insights to help you win the holidays
By StephenHoops October 31st, 2017 A new SEO project can be both an exciting and yet intimidating challenge to take on whether you’re a seasoned SEO pro, or if you’re brand new to it. When it comes down to optimizing a site for search, there are essentially four important areas that will determine the … Continue reading 5 Surprising Link Building Outreach Tactics That Actually Work
Michael Heller — August 2, 2017 — August 2, 2017 Tumisu / Pixabay As a manager or employer just finishing up performance reviews, you may have heard the terms feedback and engagement a little more often than usual. And, this makes sense. Providing engagement gets everyone involved and ensures that every member of the team … Continue reading The One Surprising Benefit Employees Get From Negative Feedback
Darleen DeRosa — March 18, 2017 Follow @onpoint_llc— March 18, 2017 Our last post illustrated the changing landscape of corporate training and offered some important steps your organization can take to ensure you’re keeping up with your competitors cultivating top talent. However, those numbers primarily focused on the challenges companies face when it comes to … Continue reading The State of Corporate Training: 7 Surprising Statistics (Part II)
Posted by Darleen DeRosa March 9, 2017 Companies that prioritize training and development have a clear competitive advantage. Research from the Corporate Leadership Council shows they outperform their competitors by 19 percent. They also have higher employee engagement, less turnover and increased revenue compared with companies that don’t … Continue reading The State of Corporate Training: See How Your Company Stacks Up
