Nature likes the number six. Insects, one of the most common forms of life, have six legs. Carbon, the element present in all living matter, has the atomic number 6. The factors of 6 (1, 2 and 3) add up to six. Mathematically, this makes 6 the first perfect number.
In other words, the number 6 has a lot going for it.
Since June is also the sixth month of the year, it makes it a great time to start our social media series. To kick things off, we’ll talk about 6 social media platforms you should be aware of in 2019.
on Thursday, 06 June 2019.
Posted in Business Strategy
No matter what your walk of life, you’ve seen natural talent in action. It could have been a sports phenom who made the extraordinary look easy. Maybe it was that girl who shredded advanced calculus without breaking a sweat. Whatever their field, these folks just seem to glide through challenges, leaving rest of us mere mortals to grind it out. You can’t help but be a little jealous sometimes.
on Thursday, 30 May 2019.
Posted in Business Strategy
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on Friday, 24 May 2019.
Posted in Business Resources, Business Strategy
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on Friday, 17 May 2019.
Posted in Business Resources, Business Strategy
If you want to connect with your customers, an email list is a must. So we’ve created a six-part series on building this invaluable link to your customer base. Here are 5 ways to build your list using your website:
Create a pop-up for each page of your website.
This is probably the most popular way to build an email list through a website. But don’t fret. Pop ups aren’t as bothersome as they sound. Today, they are usually timed so that once a visitor to your website spends a certain number of seconds on your page, he or she will receive a pop-up relevant to their behavior. Follow best practices when creating your pop-ups, such as including a clear call to action, personalizing them to the user, offering an irresistible incentive and using an eye-catching design.
on Tuesday, 14 May 2019.
Posted in Insights
We’ve been telling stories since the days of sitting around a fire in a cave. Whether they’re happy ones, sad ones, dramatic ones or just simple homilies, people love them. In fact, it’s your story more than anything that will bring people to you and help you build your list.
Why? You can’t always win using the cold hard facts. There’s always going to be someone around who can do things better, faster, smarter or more cheaply than you can. What you do have that no one else has is your own unique story.
on Thursday, 09 May 2019.
Posted in Business Strategy
It’s May. Winter is finally over. The chill has retreated and tulips have replaced snow drifts on our front lawns. May is also the 5th month of the calendar year, so in honor of all things 5, we’re starting a new five-part series about building your email list.
Why should you bother? Well, here are 5 compelling reasons.
on Thursday, 02 May 2019.
Posted in Business Strategy
Have you ever seen someone get up on their ‘soapbox’? It’s called a soapbox because soap used to come in wooden crates and if you wanted to speak in public you stood up on one so everyone could see you. They were also free to ignore you as well, which is why the phrase took on a negative meaning. The idea became pretty clear. A call-to-action is great, but if it doesn’t motivate your audience, then it’s a waste of your time and theirs.
on Thursday, 25 April 2019.
Posted in Business Strategy