Although the vehicles and methods of marketing have changed greatly over the past few years (hell even in the past few weeks) the principles of marketing have NOT. Forget the companies that are trying to rebuild the wheel. Trying to go viral is exhausting!! Plus, nobody needs to “rebuild the wheel”. But if…
With so many changes happening across the world right now due to the COVID-19 issues, we figured there is no better time for businesses to check our websites and make sure they healthy and optimized.
So many skip, avoid, or just don’t know about this most vital feature of developing a business. As time goes on, and your business grows, you’ll need your Core Values to make sure you stay true to who you are as an organization.
Visitors must “feel” connected once they reach your website, or you’ll lose them as a potential customer or supporter. There are four major aspects of a successful website, they are first impressions, website functionality, site content and design flow, and the website’s overall feel.
Knowing how to set focused goals is only part of the battle. The real key most people ignore, is how to actually achieve their goals. Everyone focuses on setting goals, but not achieving them. We have that answer.
Many have misconceptions on how exactly to “win a sale”. Here are a few quick steps to getting more than a, “we’ll be in touch,” when you walk out the door.
How many of us truly know how to set goals in our life. Not a to-do list, but actual goals? The answer? Less than 25%. Let’s visit some of the tried and true ways to set a goal.
Businesses who try to implement ideas without setting definitive goals, will find they regularly miss opportunities for growth and improvement. Taking the time to set a course for success can make a huge difference in where your team ends up.
It happens in almost every business… CEOs, employees, and entrepreneurs all suffer from it, even friends and family experience it. People get burned out. Going to the same building, parking in the same parking spot, shuffling the same papers; people get can easily bored with repetitive activity.