BizSugar.com › User › kimonos › Voted

With an array of content mediums to choose from, which ones will work best for you and your business? In this week’s edition of Rewind, Amy Harrison answers your content marketing questions on the most recent episode of Hit Publish. Read More

To be successful and achieve your goals, you must act on logic and be rational when dealing with people. Read More

The day has come: Your boss signed off on your proposal to get the help your marketing team needs from a content strategist. Great! Read More

Making your Software as a Service (SaaS) apps talk to each other isn’t the pain it used to be. At least, it doesn’t have to be if you follow this ebook. Read More

Your first email of the day is an announcement from management: next week, the whole team has to replace a tool you all rely on with something new. You groan and facepalm. It’s hard enough to keep up with everything as it is—you try new workflow tools all the time. As you work, you bounce between e Read More

The more data, the easier it is to persuade customers to purchase our products and services, right? Data can help build consumer trust, set you apart from your competition, and create product worth. Unfortunately, many marketers and companies fall short of creating effective data visualizations tha Read More

The very first emoticon is said to have appeared in 1862, in the transcript of a speech by Abraham Lincoln.

But its digital birth is typically dated to September 19, 1982. That’s when computer scientist Scott Fahlman of Carnegie Mellon was writing on an electronic university bulletin board and w Read More

Here’s some cold, hard truth about content marketing: No matter how good you get at your job, you need to continually upgrade your skills and processes. Read More

I have used dozens of process management applications—from Asana and Basecamp to Trello and beyond. But the best business process management software application in my experience is Process Street.
Read More

The biggest acquisitions of the hottest startups are hugely public. But because the most newsworthy acquisitions are the biggest, we’re led to believe those are the only kinds of acquisitions that happen. That’s simply not the case.


Read More