Prospects and customers in today’s market crave personalized content. They want to feel like they are recognized, listened to and understood—they want an emotional connection. In fact, over 78% of. Continue Reading
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Seven seconds. That’s all the time you get to make a good first impression. It feels unfair that that’s all you have. After all, that is the same amount of time it takes to sing the alphabet or paint. Continue Reading
Understanding your customers is, of course, an important piece to the puzzle that builds a successful business. But it can be difficult to predict what influences purchasing decisions and what drives. Continue Reading
During the holiday season, sales in retail stores skyrocket as U.S. online spending is expected to grow 14.8% this year, totaling $124.1 billion dollars. Meanwhile, traditional brick-and-mortar sales. Continue Reading
We're all quick to take ownership of positive things in our daily lives, whether that means announcing what dish you made at a family party or posting our latest accomplishments on social. Continue Reading
Running a business is more viable than it was in the past, but it’s just as difficult as ever. Though individuals have access to incredible technology that can help them start companies, they still. Continue Reading
Running a successful company can be extremely difficult because you have to focus on so many aspects of business. Not only do you have to handle all your company’s finances, you also have to make. Continue Reading
Sometimes we fear asking our friends or family for their opinions if we know we won't like their answers. While the pill may be tough to swallow, the people closest to us often know best. The same. Continue Reading
Consumers today have more avenues than ever to express their opinions or experiences with or about a brand. Upset customers will take to social media to share photos of a poor food presentation or,. Continue Reading
Today, in a world of social media and analytical reports, it's difficult to not always feel like we're competing. In the business sphere, companies will spend thousand of dollars comparing themselves. Continue Reading
