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A look into how we can find our best qualities and build our online marketing around those. We feel better when our marketing focuses on our good things! Read More

Learn to identify and understand why team conflict exists and how to refocus that conflict into a more productive environment. Read More

After industry and competitive research has been completed, the next step in a B2B SEO campaign is keyword research. B2B keyword research is necessary in order to understand how people are searching for the products or services that you provide. Read More

As for the question regarding security and reliability, exchange hosting services are powered by Fortune-500 network that complies with the strictest standards required by the industry Read More

Having candid conversations for most is not an easy thing to do. This guide provides you some communication tips on what to avoid, how to prepare and have an effective and candid conversation. If you can implement this within your team, the end result is a more productive and pleasant workplace. Read More

While many start-ups are struggling to gain momentum, yours is going gangbusters and growth looks certain. All you’ve got to do is keep doing what you’re doing and profits will start rolling in. Right? Wrong! I conducted research on over 300 failed small businesses and the results were shocking. Ev Read More

Showrooming is the new way consumers shop and is the new problem for retailers. Industry Insights' Joe Keenan explains how retailers can combat showrooming. Read More

Hasbro, Axe and Zicam all recently took creative approaches with their marketing efforts. We’ll tell you whether their attempts were inspired or perspired—and what you can learn from their shots at marketing glory. Read More

On March 16 U.S. patent law will change (America Invents Act). In the past, the law has been based on “first-to-invent”. Thus, the need for dated lab books etc. On March 16 the law will be based on the “first-inventor-to- file”. There appear to be several implications. Read More

Entrepreneurship is not a job for the Lone Ranger. Every startup requires building and maintaining effective relationships with people, including partners, team members, customers, and investors. That means giving and asking for feedback, and learning from it, especially negative feedback. Read More