By James Ellis Sales sluggish? Traffic down? Conversion rates dipping? Boss seeming a little gruff with you lately? Fewer smiling customers? More customer comments than you’d like? They all have a … [Read more...]
Optimal Elements: Two Column Blogs
A Guest Post by Louise Baker Let’s face it – there’s no aspect about your blog that is more important in the long run than its design. No matter how good your content, no one is going to want to … [Read more...]
Twitter Traction – How to Ask and Who to Ask
by Tommy Walker Big Taboo about Asking on Social Media So apparently thereâs this big taboo about asking for things on social media. On one side, thereâs a camp that says you should never … [Read more...]
Links Leaked All Over the Cars!
Vroom Vroom Leak In an amazing turn of Open Comment Night events, as soon as we started our cars they started leaking — even our new friends from askpatty couldn’t help. It seeems their vehicles were … [Read more...]
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to My Blog One Day
Guest Writer: Tim Dungan (aka ptvGuy) Not to be just another SOB, I had to come by and thank Liz personally for including me here in her collection of certified SOBs. I will wear my badge proudly. … [Read more...]
Finding a Job After College: What They Donât Tell You In School
A Guest Post by Amy Tons of Jobs Out There for Me? Last year, I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with distinction and a 3.8 GPA. As a marketing major, I was … [Read more...]
A Mission Bigger Than You Are For The New Year
By Lindsey Tolino Blake MycoskieÂs TOMS is an amazing business feat, no? ItÂs a business set up with enough profit margin that a pair of shoes can be given away for each pair purchased. Even more … [Read more...]
10 Reasons Your Blog Could Be Bleeding Readers
how to blog by Tara Hornor BigStock: Eliminate frustrations to get readership growing again. Is Your Blog Bleeding Readers? If you run a blog, then you probably struggle with the age-old issue … [Read more...]
Finding Your Frequency in Business and in Life
I’d known him for 7 years when, in 1995, I hired him as my “partner-in crime,” and my intellectual sounding board. Officially he was a consultant on an internaltional venture. That week he’d … [Read more...]
5 Must-Attend Events to Understand Online Business Growth
by Ann Smarty Understanding Online Business If guiding your business startup to the point that you’re breaking even is your first major hurdle, the second is focusing on sustaining that growth in … [Read more...]
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