If you are running a business, odds are, you’ve already figured out your business model.
Podcasting is here to stay. According to Insider Intelligence, there are over 117 million podcast listeners in the U.S. alone, a 10% increase from last year, and that figure is expected to rise.
Consumers increasingly care about sustainability, and sustainable marketing practices are your vehicle for connection.
Back in 2007, a research firm estimated that the average person saw up to 5,000 ads a day.
Recently, I set an iPhone time limit on my social media use to “45 minutes.”
Your business data is the lifeblood that runs through your organization. It powers automated workflows, gives customer service reps the full story every time the phone rings, and informs decision-making.
Your business data is the lifeblood that runs through your organization. It powers automated workflows, gives customer service reps the full story every time the phone rings, and informs decision-making.
When it comes to owning a business, time is your most valuable resource — but, time is finite, and are a lot of tasks competing for your attention. You need to make sure the right products are listed on your website, that you’re fulfilling orders and payments 24/7, and that you’re processing and dispatching packages efficiently… all while staying on top of marketing campaigns, user reviews, and customer service.
And, as you scale, your ecommerce processes get even more demanding.
Working from home can sound like a dream for many people. You get to enjoy more time in your house, you cut out the commute, and you get to see much more of your family.
But the flip side has some not-so-dreamy realities, especially for parents having to balance work and childcare: a difficulty to focus; having to juggle work with looking after children and, in some cases, homeschooling them; blurry lines between work time and personal time, and kids lobbying for your undivided attention when you need to GSD.
A customer walks up to your store. What’s the first thing you do?
Ask them what they need? Show them a few choices that are trending? Let them check the store out before reaching out to them?
