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Vinay Patankar - CEO Process Street discusses inevitable strategies to survive in the business arena. Read More

An app without stickiness is nothing. Someone downloads your app--woohoo!--they tinker around for a minute or two--yay!--and then they go back to Facebook.

What have you gained? Not a lot. Read More

Both brands and content marketers must recognize that connecting content efforts to ROI is essential to success. Read More

The truth of the matter is that if you’re not willing to push, there will be no movement. However, without a plan the movement will be short lived as you crash into a ditch. Read More

I started my third personal Twitter (@mketg) account about 2 weeks ago. since that time I have, without using any dodgy services to buy followers, grown my following to 1000+.

There’s nothing difficult involved and anyone can achieve these results with a bit of planning and using some free onlin Read More

Simple communication with your team is priceless, because you don’t want to have to tell everyone individually each time something gets done. Trello is great for things like this, I use it with my team at Process Street along with Slack, a chat app. My own checklist software and the other apps I me Read More

Podcast coach Gordon Firemark helps lawyer-podcasters get good sound without lots of time, expense or headache. Read More

Processes aren’t sexy - they’re not attractive - matter of fact, they'd be the last kid picked for the high-school football team.

But you know what? We all need processes - because without them - you can have all the outsourcers in the world, but if you’re having to micro-manage then that's no s Read More

Help me. I’m on a laptop running Windows 8 right now.

Like many others, I hate it and think it’s the worst operating system since the not-so-distant Vista.

If I didn’t have to use it, I might be able to appreciate for a second that Microsoft made a bold design decision that actually ended up Read More

One of the most severe and common miscalculations associated with entrepreneurship is the tendency to underestimate the amount of time it takes to actually lead a business. Read More