It’s a common complaint: “I’ve been blogging forever, but no one is commenting.” So, what can you do to get more comments on your blog? Asking alone won’t get comments. The willingness to “speak up” requires a level of caring or level of emotional involvement that runs fairly deep. These eight strategies will help. Decide Who Represents […]
Looking back over 2015 and projecting forward over 2016 give us some interesting and informative articles this week. Also, be sure to catch the NFIB video on why it’s great to be a small business owner – that may be the best way to start your year. Leadership, management and productivity There have been a […]
Are we nostalgic for 2015 yet? Probably not, but we saw a few good articles last week that look back at the year to pick up some marketing and management lessons. Leadership, management and productivity Gene Marks writes a regular small business column for the Washington Post. Here he shares his favorite stories from 2015. […]
Rob Gronkowski has scored his share of touchdowns for the Patriots. He is also a winner on the modern marketing playing field. Tearing a page out of his marketing playbook is the subject of just one of the excellent articles in this week’s small business curated content. Leadership, management and productivity Google analytics is key […]
If blogging is an important part of your social media marketing program, this week’s curated content contains a lot of great tips you’ll be able to use immediately. We also have information to help you deal with anxiety, personnel, a website launch and much more. Marketing and sales If you’re like Jeff Bullas, and every […]