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How To Create A Workforce That Looks Forward To Monday

Create an environment where your employees are happy and engaged. Adam Witty shares five things leaders can do towards creating a team that looks forward to Monday.

App Marketing Cheat Sheet For Startups And Small Businesses

Tim Waldenback, co-founder of Zutobi Drivers Ed shares cheat sheet to guide your efforts on your app marketing needs to get downloads, installs, and retain the users you sought so hard to acquire.

Of Compliance And Cybersecurity: Bolstering Business Credibility And Continuity

Keeping your organisation’s digital health in excellent condition gives you a head start in the age of rapid digital transformation.

Show Them The Love When You Can’t Show Them The Money

No matter how much they want to reward their employees, many leaders just don’t have the financial resources to give out much-deserved raises and bonuses. Fortunately, according to Todd Patkin, you don’t need to spend a cent to show your people beyond a shadow of a doubt that you care about them and appreciate their hard work.

How To Build An SEO Strategy To Dominate Search Results

Looking to build a focused SEO strategy that will stand the test of any algorithm update? Owner of the leading London SEO company, Bigfoot Digital, Mark Woodcock has the answers.

5 Reasons To Invest In Software Testing

Software testing can help your enterprise increase ROI, enhance customer retention, and show that your enterprise cares about its customers. Here are the 5 reasons why you should invest in software testing.
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The Best Neighborhoods In Washington DC For Your Next Real Estate Investment

Washington, DC is routinely rated as one of the hottest real estate markets in the country, with high average rent. Grant McDonald shares his views on its investment potential.

How To Speak Your Audience’s Language

Explaining your ideas in your own language is easy, describing them in a way that your audience will clearly understand takes time and effort, says Allison Shapira.

The Remote Workplace Is Here To Stay, And With It, An Essential New Role

The dramatic rise in remote working as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has created a demand for a new type of manager, writes Brendan Kiely, CEO and Co-founder of Thinscale Technology.

20 Communication Rules Leaders MUST Follow In Times Of Crisis

An organization in the throes of trauma needs leaders to share clear and concise communication more than ever. Diana Hendel, PharmD and Mark Goulston, MD share the best practices that will ensure your employees are getting the right messages the right way.

How To Fix Fighting Sales And Marketing Teams

The gap between sales and marketing represents a gray area at most companies — from the smallest distributors, to the largest multinational enterprises.
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Adapting Your Sales In A Six Feet Apart World

Tara Pawlak, Head of Marketing for Get Accept explains why your sales strategy will never be the same and shares some tips to adapt to the next normal.

What Good Is It To Be Engaged With Your Team If You Can’t Be...

Cynthia Spraggs, author of "How to Work from Home and Actually Get Sh*t Done" shares some tips on how you can remain productive and produce results in this unprecedented time.

Five Sensible Business Lessons You Must Learn to Embrace — No App Necessary!

No, you can’t download good old-fashioned common sense onto your phone or tablet… but you can develop it with practice. Michael Feuer, author of "The Benevolent Dictator", offers a few commonsense guidelines no one should do business without.

Four Questions To Ask During A Tough Conversation At Home And At Work

Chuck Wisner, author of "Conscious Conversations" shares four questions we should ask ourselves when we start to feel a conversation spiral out of control.

Grow Your Business By Hiring Nurturing Leaders​

When looking to hire women for leadership positions, the conclusion for those in the public or private sector is that to be perceived as competent, women in authority have to be assertive, perhaps even ruthless in their decisions, and autocratic in their style. But such "Machiavellian Marys" kills potential, argue Shoba Sreenivasan, Ph.D. & Linda E. Weinberger, Ph.D., authors of "Psychological Nutrition".
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What Every Startup Business Should Know About Workers’ Compensation Law

Workers’ compensation enables you to pass over the financial risk of a workplace accident to the insurance company – and focus on helping your employee heal.

How To Choose The Right Business Management Software

Regardless of what type of business you run, chances are there are probably several software solutions that can help streamline your company’s operations while helping you grow revenue and improve your focus on providing a great customer experience.

5 Ways To Protect Your Idea From Theft

With the constantly increasing ease in which information can be shared, it’s becoming harder for business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs to secure their business ideas to ensure competitors or other people do not unfairly steal them.

Customer Experience-Based Business Models Lead To Greater Customer Loyalty 

Creating unique customer experiences sets you apart, signaling to customers that they’re appreciated and essential to shaping the success of your business.

Digital Transformation Is Changing These 3 Things About Hybrid Work

Adoption of agile practices will help keep the humans behind the technology on track to meeting goals and ultimately transforming the workplace.

A Closer Look At Different Materials Used In 3D Printing

3D printing has come a long way since its inception and has made numerous contributions in the field of manufacturing and medicine. Gaurav Sharma of CG Trader looks at the most popular 3D printing materials to give you a clear idea of what you should choose depending on how you’re using it.

Warning To Remote Workers: Out Of Sight Could Mean Out Of Job

Rod Robertson shares some things that remote working employees should do these things to keep their performance and communication levels high.

The Three P’s And Two S’s For Any Successful Startup

Tim Heger shares a three P’s and two S’s approach he's used successfully for more than 20 years as a structure that has helped startups to become successful in a shorter period of time.

What Tech CEOs Get Wrong About Positioning

Positioning is critical to the success of every tech business, but executives often overlook its importance, argues Tim Manning.

8 Ways To Build Your Audience With Instagram Stories

Your goal when using Instagram Stories as a marketing tool is to gain authentic followers from your targeted audience. Chris Makara shares some tips on how to leverage it to grow your business.

8 Things To Consider When Choosing Workflow Management Software For Your Business

Well-executed workflows are the backbone of any successful business. Owen McGab Enaohwo, CEO and Co-Founder of SweetProcess shares some important considerations when finding a software solution that meets your needs.

Want To Deliver A Great Customer Experience? Give Your Employees A Voice

An engaged employee will go the extra mile because they understand how their actions make a positive difference for customers and colleagues.

How Digital Document Storage Can Improve Business Sustainability

Dennis Schroder of SeraScript examines the issues businesses face related to sustainability and list ways digital systems can help companies to reach those goals.

6 Ways To Encourage Honest Feedback From Your Employees

Receiving honest employee feedback requires a culture of openness, honesty, respect and trust. Chris Lennon, Vice President of Product Management at BirdDogHR shares some ways you can build this culture and get your employees to tell it to you straight.