Many startups wonder:When should I invest in branding? Is it too early? Or will I look unprofessional, and lose potential sales or investors by waiting?
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Is It Too Early For Your Startup To Invest In Branding?
Posted by VisibleLogic under StartupsFrom http://www.visiblelogic.com 3749 days ago
Are You Maximizing Your Video And Content Potential - infographic
Posted by irfanahmad1989 under Online MarketingFrom http://www.digitalinformationworld.com 3749 days ago
Are you getting the most value possible through your business video?
More than ever before, businesses are engaging with their employees through e-learning and corporate communications. Although many businesses know the importance of video, many do not understand how to maximize its potential. Read More
More than ever before, businesses are engaging with their employees through e-learning and corporate communications. Although many businesses know the importance of video, many do not understand how to maximize its potential. Read More
8 Ways to Increases SEO Rankings
Posted by tipsbuilder under Social MediaFrom http://krishnainfographics.com 3749 days ago
8 Ways to Increases SEO Rankings : An understanding of how positive SEO efforts can impact your search results and increases rankings.
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Starting A Business: 4 Important Questions to Ask Yourself - Wealthy Gorilla
Posted by DanWesternWG under StartupsFrom http://www.wealthygorilla.com 3750 days ago
So you want to start your own business? You've come up with what you believe is a killer idea and you just can’t wait to put it into action. But before you get too ahead of yourself, have you really thought your idea through, or have you just gotten slightly carried away with the excitement of owni
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How Much Marketing is Too Much Marketing?
Posted by SummersResearch under MarketingFrom http://www.salexanderresearch.com 3750 days ago
A reader writes in to ask if it is possible they are marketing too much and possibly overwhelming their audience.
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Top 5 ways to increase email open rates
Posted by devan under MarketingFrom http://breakingdownyourbusiness.com 3750 days ago
Getting people to open your newsletter or other emails is getting harder and harder. Jill and Brad share their tips and secrets on how they get people to open their emails in this episode of Breaking Down Your Business! They also talk to Carrie Wilkerson (the Barefoot Executive) and Pete Sveen abou
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Build a Great Workplace By Understanding Personality Types
Posted by rhettpower under Human ResourcesFrom https://www.linkedin.com 3750 days ago
From the desk of an ENFP:
As a business person, you undoubtedly have some knowledge of the various personality inventories. One can utilize any or all of these tests (Meyers-Briggs, DISC, Keirsey Temperament Sorter, etc.), with the aim of building a great workplace. Understanding the personality Read More
As a business person, you undoubtedly have some knowledge of the various personality inventories. One can utilize any or all of these tests (Meyers-Briggs, DISC, Keirsey Temperament Sorter, etc.), with the aim of building a great workplace. Understanding the personality Read More
Twitter for your Business #infographic
Posted by SaadAhmadkhan under Social MediaFrom http://www.visualistan.com 3750 days ago
New insights on how to use Twitter for your business. I don't understand Twitter. We've heard this from many small and medium sized businesses. Get the details on how to use twitter for business by reading through this infographic.
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Book Review: All In StartUp, by Diana Kander
Posted by tathan under StrategyFrom http://takisathanassiou.com 3750 days ago
We tell stories. We like to tell stories, because it is one of the ways toward knowledge. Some of us tell better the stories, while other people tell better stories. Period! It is wonderful, when a story conveys real experience towards real situations, because it permit us to draw many conclusions
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LinkedIn Growth Engine: The Never Ending Viral Loop - GrowthHackers
Posted by EveretteTaylor under Success StoriesFrom http://growthhackers.com 3750 days ago
So how did LinkedIn grow from as few as 20 signups on some of those early days, to where they are today, almost eleven years later, as a publicly traded company with a market cap of nearly $18 billion, and a network of more than 225 million users from 200 countries and 4,800 employees?
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