[ad_1] Social media is entering a new video age In 2015, Twitter added video features and Facebook had a giant push to make video a major News Feed component. This past year alone, Facebook has seen the number of videos on the site grow by 360%....
For many of us, achieving peak productivity can seem like a Sisyphean struggle. Every once in a while, we’ll think we’ve got our inboxes or to-do lists up-to-date, triaged, and under control. And then something else comes along that throws a giant wrench in all our grand plans -- a tempting off-campus lunch, a last-minute request from your boss’s boss, or a cat GIF storm you can’t help but participate in.
[ad_1] Forrester Research found that “70% of CMO’s did not list retention as a top priority.” But in order for your SaaS to stay profitable, it’s critical for your business to retain more customers. Humans are creatures of habit. So, prove to your current customers that...
[ad_1] In the not too distant past, if a retailer wanted to advertise a big sale, it required a carefully coordinated, costly, cross-channel campaign to reach people with TV ads, newspapers, direct mail, or email. Even after all that, it was hard to tell whether...
[ad_1] Instagram flexes their muscles Instagram is continuing to show its prowess as a viable, engaging, and popular social media platform. Particularly within the mobile realm. According to a recent eMarketer report (http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?R=1013612), more than a third of mobile phone users, roughly 89.4 million Americans, will...
“Choose co-founders the way you would choose a spouse,” advises entrepreneur and author Danielle Newnham. “The reality is that you will, at least in the early days, spend far more time with your co-founders than your partner.”
The co-founder relationship is perhaps the most personal of all business relationships. Co-founders are like the parents of a newborn business, and as such, they spend countless hours working (and arguing) together in order to see that business become successful.
“Choose co-founders the way you would choose a spouse,” advises entrepreneur and author Danielle Newnham. “The reality is that you will, at least in the early days, spend far more time with your co-founders than your partner.”
The co-founder relationship is perhaps the most personal of all business relationships. Co-founders are like the parents of a newborn business, and as such, they spend countless hours working (and arguing) together in order to see that business become successful.
[ad_1] Crossing entrepreneurial borders Here’s a helpful for service for entrepreneurs outside of the U.S. who are thinking about starting a U.S.-based company. Stripe, an Irish company that helps individuals and businesses accept payments online, has created a new project called Atlas that is designed to...
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In a 2013 article in Forbes, contributor Ruth Blatt wrote about why “supergroups” -- bands comprised of independently successful artists -- so rarely work out when such an assemblage of talent should otherwise predicate success.
