Take a moment to evaluate the plans, decisions and resolutions you made in 2014 for 2015. The year isn’t over yet. Let’s re-evaluate the remaining half of 2015 and throw some daggers at your unfulfilled resolutions and plans.
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Leave behind the blueprints and “10 easy steps to 6 figures” and join us for REAL business and marketing conversations designed for real results. No fluff, and no follow-the-leader stuff.
Join us as we challenge the status quo of business and marketing.
What is a “bad word”? Today we explore the effects of language and why it matters to you, your business and marketing.
I’ve ben fixated on the video streaming service Periscope the past few weeks. I wrote about Periscope on my personal blog, but today I want to talk about the genesis of Periscope and what your business can learn from it.
Right up there with “write epic content” and “be awesome”, you probably hear or read something every day that reminds you to “provide value to customers.” But what does that mean? It may or may not be price, service, experience or anything else.
What makes a good product? You need a good idea, a definition of success, a grasp on your audience and potential revenue. Here are some things to consider.
If you record video, go to networking events, host webinars… or even do something as simple as talk to your clients and prospects… nobody wants to hear you um and er your way through a conversation. Try these ideas to improve your speech.
A few days ago, I wrote an article as part of my series on my entrepreneurial journey on my personal blog at RalphMRivera.com. I got a lot of feedback from it and I decided to share it here because I thought it was relevant. Let me know what you think about my observations and I invite you to read more at my blog.
From planning to content, design, photography and more, here’s what’s involved in build a good business website so that you can be smarter about budgeting and understand why one guy wants to charge you $500 and the other is asking for $5,000.
In sales ABC means “Always Be Closing.” But here’s a better acronym for business success: Always Be Questioning. Here’s why asking questions is vital to your the profitability and success of your business.
Someone once told me to keep a story in my back pocket so when I ran into someone or attended a networking meeting, I could answer the question, “What’s new?” with more than, “Nothing.” Today we explore why that matters.
Today we talk critique (in a way that helps you improve your business and marketing) and criticism (in a way that only makes you feel bad but isn’t actionable or useful.) Plus some miscellaneous stuff about products, efficiency and napping.
We’re fascinated with and big fans of Pinterest. The irony is that it’s the least effective arrow in our quiver. That’s why I’m making a Pinterest pledge. Here’s what I’ll do and I hope you’ll take the pledge with me.