I know it can be a bit of a leap to jump into blogging, but trust me; it’s totally worth it.
Here are the five steps for getting started, so you don’t have an excuse for procrastinating any longer!
I know it can be a bit of a leap to jump into blogging, but trust me; it’s totally worth it.
Here are the five steps for getting started, so you don’t have an excuse for procrastinating any longer!
I’ve reviewed what a KPI is and why you should be measuring them, so it’s only natural we move onto actually defining and measuring KPIs.
Let’s get started so I can keep my promise of a short and to-the-point post series…
Last week, I reviewed what a KPI is in Part I of a three part series on key performance indicators. This week I’m moving onto “the why”. To keep it short and to the point (as I promised), here are five reasons you should be measuring KPIs.
Not on LinkedIn? I suggest you get yourself and your business on there immediately, and here are 9 riveting statistics (in infographic form) that will convince you to do so.
Over the next three weeks of #MSHUnderReview, I will be reviewing the what, why and how of KPIs in quick (it should take you less than 3 minutes to read) and easy-to-understand posts.
Without further ado, let’s get going with “the what”:
For a little inspiration, here are 17 customer service quotes every business should live by…
Website traffic is tricky. You (the business owner and/or marketing manager) want to see a ton of traffic heading to your site.
In the midst of the USA potentially making history, here is my love letter to the marketing surrounding the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Though there are many brands doing great things, I picked out the best of the best.
At one time, ranking on the search engines was relatively easy. Throw some (too many to count) keywords into your Meta data, stuff your website…
Here’s everything you need to know about Google’s newest property, Google My Business.