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Karl Sakas — April 17, 2017 Follow @KarlSakas— April 17, 2017 Be ready to transfer knowledge to clients before the project’s done, or else you’ll be answering lots of unpaid questions later. A client came to me asking how they could best hand off their expertise to a client at the end of their collaboration. … Continue reading Want Fewer Unpaid Questions Later? Train Your Clients Now!
Time For Small Businesses To Jump On The SEO Train by Aaron Baar, Staff Writer, March 21, 2017 To be found, you have to be seen. And in a world that is increasingly virtual and/or mobile-first, that means being seen online. Yet many small businesses seemed to have missed the memo. In a survey of … Continue reading Time For Small Businesses To Jump On The SEO Train
by Sean G. McCormick August 1, 2016August 1, 2016 The “Hire character, train skill” quote is shared to my LinkedIn feed on a weekly basis. At first pass, it’s a reasonable statement. It presents the facet to look qualitatively at candidates, which should be an inform. It wasn’t until I heard how this is being … Continue reading Things That Make You Go Hmmm… Hire Character, Train Skill
Lori SoardSeptember 15, 2015 You’ve probably heard the latest studies that multitasking may not be as productive as people once thought it was. According to an article on Entrepreneur, our brains hone in on distractions. The brain grabs our attention because the distraction signals change and change can signal danger. David Rock, the co-founder of … Continue reading Train Your Brain to Stay Focused on Blogging Tasks
Chad HalvorsonJuly 10, 2015 Where do you find the perfect manager? Hiring a manager from within your current employees seems wise. Who better knows your business that those already working it? Managing, though, is a special kind of leadership. It can be challenging to be the middleman between the employees and the owner. Unfortunately, in … Continue reading How To Train Your Employees To Become Managers
Miranda PaquetJune 16, 2015 Take a minute to think about all the times you’ve been asked to join an email list. Now, think back to when you actually agreed to sign up. What’s the difference? For most people, signing up for a mailing list starts with an excellent customer experience. And there’s a good chance … Continue reading How To Train And Motivate Your Staff To Grow Your Email List
Columnist Wesley Young of the Local Search Association discusses the growth of the mobile wallet and its impact on local businesses. Wesley Young on December 8, 2014 2014 has been a big year for mobile payments. With the introduction of Apple Pay, mobile payments are becoming increasingly popular and are receiving more exposure than … Continue reading SMBs Should Jump On The Mobile Payments Train In 2015
