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LinkedIn may have been bought by Microsoft, but businesses can be using its advertising features right now for further growth and B2B success. Here's how. Read More

How can you get better results? You can get better results if you take better actions. If you only repeat the same actions that have brought you here, the chances are you won't go much further. You always need to be improving upon your personal best.
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Happy employees are more productive. That's why we came up with 6 proven employee engagement ideas to boost their productivity at workplace. Read More

When it comes to visual content, how will you stay on the cutting edge? If you are looking for an all-in-in answer that will help you create visual content that inspires and engages your audience, try Visme. Read More

Stanford is now training business leaders in Africa to adapt the mindset needed to grow and scale their companies globally. And Mark Zuckerberg is finding and training top tech talents for the benefit of the continent. Read More

By 2020, Gen Z will account for 40% of all consumers, making it more important now more than ever to successfully connect with and engage this generation to create life long relationships. While many brands invest in Millennial marketing initiatives, with Gen Z, everything is going to get even craz Read More

Is your online brand damaging sales? Here is an example and statistics of why it is important to manage your reviews online and how you can do it. Read More

Buying a franchise is a long and involved process, but this infographic explains everything you'll need to know about it. If you're ready to buy a franchise, be aware of every step along the way by reading this infographic. Read More

Michael Gerber, author of The E-Myth, says that 80 percent of businesses fail in their first five years and 80 percent of those remaining will fail somewhere between years six through ten.

That statistic is terrifying!

Here’s what I’m doing to avoid becoming a statistic. Read More

Technical entrepreneurs love their technology, and often are driven to launch a startup on the assumption that everyone will buy any solution which highlights this technology. Instead, they need to validate a customer problem and real market need first. Don’t create solutions looking for a problem, Read More