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I wouldn’t have believed it if it weren’t staring me in the face: “You have unsubscribed from 561 lists”. Yes. I was subscribed to 561 lists — and that was just from one of my email addresses. - See more at: http://diymarketers.com/7-ways-end-email-overload-good/#sthash.s3ojaCRs.dpuf Read More

Our brains are really good at creating stories and meanings that sometimes get in the way of our success. In other words, we see what we want to see. - See more at: http://diymarketers.com/6-facts-customers-everyone-thinks-true-marketing-ideas-overcome/#sthash.3OzJacwg.dpuf Read More

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Mobile is dominating screen time for U.S. users. See the latest data and think about how to adapt your strategies accordingly Read More

Reports of the death of email are wildly exaggerated. Seventy-five percent of adults – across all age groups except 65+ – prefer companies communicate with them through email. With various studies showing 4000% ROI on email marketing, companies should love email back. Read More

As executive influence becomes more important, C-suite executives really do need to “be their brand.” To that end, being seen as an influential thought leader or opinion maker is vital for any CXO hoping to lead a competitive company in today’s world. Read More

Moving from one city to another is inevitably stressful. Picking up and relocating your business brings up different issues altogether. That’s why we asked nine members from the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC)for their opinions. Read More

Pulling your hair out this time of year? Don't let stress take over your business. Use these 10 strategies to cope. Read More

Facebook changes Newsfeed again, mobile video can no longer be ignored, the men of Pinterest and more news you can use. Read More

Some entrepreneurs forget that they can’t use people the same way they use technology to build a startup. Inventors, for example, are skilled in manipulating technology, but may have little interest or experience engaging people to make an effective team. Unfortunately, startups are not one-man sho Read More