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Any new business venture, including franchise biz ownership, is a risky endeavor, but it doesn’t have to be. Wait…let me rephrase that: Franchise ownership is a risky endeavor, but if you stick with me, I’ll show you how to lower your risk. Read More

Competition within the industrial space has grown fierce. In order to stand out from the crowd, you must demonstrate what sets your company apart. The easiest and fastest way to do this is to work with a marketing agency specializing in marketing for B2B distributors. Read More

KLM is the first airline partner to be integrated with Facebook Messenger.

The airline has always been quick to embrace social media, enabling travelers to book tickets via Facebook and Twitter in February 2014 and often scoring well on Socialbakers’ Socially Devoted customer-service index. Read More

If you rely on others to sell your products or services, do you think your website matters? Here are some reasons why I think it matters a lot… Read More

Getting your brand in front of your customers is hugely important—it’s a scientifically proven phenomenon. Read More

55% of the startups in the US are not in existence only after 5 years and here are 56 reasons why startups fail presented in an infographic. Read More

Do you ever wonder what really makes a business successful? A great start will set you on the right course. The most crucial time in the life of a business is the first year. I have interviewed many successful entrepreneurs, and have asked many of them the following question: Read More

If you are in the service business your LinkedIn Profile is as important as your Website’s About Page. It needs to sell you.
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Marketing technology company Odem Global just announced the release of a new platform that integrates cross-channel online and offline marketing with paid, earned and owned media. The all-in-one marketing dashboard, suitable for use by small businesses and enterprises alike, consolidates marketing Read More

One of the consequences of Obama care is that health care company profitability is soaring, causing corporate CEOs of health care companies to pocket millions of dollars in annual salaries and bonuses. Read More