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Susan Gilbert

Design a Business Website Your Visitors Will Love

Is it time to do a website audit? Perhaps you are launching a new business and need some great ideas of how it should present itself online. It’s important to have an eye-catching landing page where your products or services are easy to find and recognize. Social media and mobile technology have both changed the…


Susan Gilbert

Rock Your Website – Moving Up!

Want Your Website to Convert Traffic? Clean navigation for website conversion and visitor appeal, along with good frameworks like WordPress, will provide you with a rockn’ website that directs your visitors to take the actions that will convert them into prospects and customers. An effective website is one that is clear, focused, and makes a…


Jan Gordon

Beware: Online Marketing Experts Aren’t Always Right

By Barry Feldman True or false: You should do what online marketing experts say.  Tralse? Fue? Help me. I’m looking for some middle ground. See, online marketing is: (A) Hard (B) Ever-changing (C) Continuously experimental (D) Different for everybody (E) All of the above You bet your life the answer’s (E). Marketing changes at the speed of…


Jan Gordon

The New Social Marketing: A Sensory Experience

By Bryan Kramer Humans are social creatures; this is something we all know and understand. But last year, at the Pivot conference in New York, I had the pleasure of interviewing Scott Hebner (VP of Social Business at IBM) and friend Kare Anderson (author, speaker, columnist and coach) on a main stage appearance about how…


Daniel Newman

Omni-Channel Marketing: Revolutionizing the Buyer’s Journey

  With the rapid growth of digital consumption and what seems like daily proliferation of social media channels, marketers are faced with more choices than ever when considering how they want to reach the consumer. With each choice comes a certain amount of risk as marketers choosing to put a heavy investment in one channel…


Jan Gordon

Make Your Marketing Human-Centered. Here’s How

By Tony Zambito One of the most pressing questions facing organizations today is this one: How do we connect with the outside world of customers and buyers today? It is not an easy question to answer. Recently, we have had several studies, including those by Forrester and the Content Marketing Institute, which suggests companies have…


Jan Gordon

Service is The Bridge to Meaning and Purpose in Business

By Gideon Rosenblatt To be of service is to become bigger than the way we normally see ourselves. Our attention shifts. We set aside our preoccupation with ourselves and turn our focus outwards, towards others. Being of service through a business is really no different. We expand our sense of the firm beyond the narrow…


Susan Gilbert

Time Is Money

…and that remains true when it comes to social media marketing. Is your business finding that the day is slipping away with too much time being spent on social media interactions and postings? Well you’re not alone! With technology readily available to us it is easy to fall into this time trap. We have just…


Bryan Goodwin

8 Don’ts of Podcasting

Don't be shamed by doing the list of 8 things to not do on podcasting

In podcasting there are many things you can do, and there are many things you don’t do. Last week talked about 8 items that will help make a great podcast. This time we look at what ‘not to’ do, that will hurt your show. Don’t sell to your audience Many small business owners, who start…


Jan Gordon

Marketing Strategy Begins with a Buyer Persona Profile

By Lee Traupel A buyer persona profile identifies who you are targeting with marketing initiatives. It’s the go to foundation of all your marketing. You may have more than one. Your surveys, samples and interviews will flesh out the optimum profiles which can be converted to actionable marketing profile docs. Four Critical Steps for Building…


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