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Is There Really Time to Get it All Done?

May 15th, 2011|Categories: Planning, Productivity, Time Management|Tags: , , , , |

Is there really time to get to everything on your task list? If you're like most people (myself included) who have a habit of carrying forward dozens of tasks each day, it might feel overwhelming at times to look at that list. I may not be the best at getting everything done every day, but I am good at capturing the task requests that come to me and those that I set for myself related [...]

How to Increase Website Conversions and Sales

May 11th, 2011|Categories: All, Newsletter Articles, Productivity, Sales and Marketing|Tags: , |

Most websites these days have (or should have) some sort of a webform that captures a lead.  We have asked our guest blogger, Robert “RJ”  Neel, to provide us with some thoughts on how to get the most out of webforms. Robert has orchestrated the successful creation of thousands of small and medium business websites, mobile apps, and online marketing campaigns. His direction has lead to the generation of tens of millions of dollars of [...]

How to Increase Website Conversions and Sales

May 11th, 2011|Categories: All, Newsletter Articles, Productivity, Sales and Marketing|Tags: , |

Most websites these days have (or should have) some sort of a webform that captures a lead.  We have asked our guest blogger, Robert “RJ”  Neel, to provide us with some thoughts on how to get the most out of webforms. Robert has orchestrated the successful creation of thousands of small and medium business websites, mobile apps, and online marketing campaigns. His direction has lead to the generation of tens of millions of dollars of [...]

The Science of SEO

April 18th, 2011|Categories: All, Newsletter Articles|Tags: , , |

SEO or search engine optimization is the science and art of getting your website discovered, analyzed, indexed and then ranked on the search engines.Could your business survive long without customers? What would happen if your customers were unable to find your address or your phone number? The same is true if they can’t find your business on the Internet. […]

Productivity, Efficiency, Effectiveness: What’s the difference?

April 8th, 2011|Categories: Newsletter Articles, Planning, Productivity, Project Management, Time Management|Tags: , , , , , |

The terms productivity, efficiency, and effectiveness are often used as synonyms in casual conversation and by many managers. However, there's a big difference in the results that are achieved by maximizing each of these measurements. Productivity Productivity is technically regarded as a measure of Outputs divided by Inputs. All of the activities that you get done in a day may be considered your output and the time you put into them would be your inputs. [...]

Tips for Building a Valuable Database of Customer Information

March 8th, 2011|Categories: CRM, Mobile Sync, Productivity, Sales and Marketing|Tags: , |

Whether you are a sole proprietor, a sales rep, or a VP of sales or marketing, building and maintaining your customer database should be of great concern to you. If your goal is to grow your business, then you need to build your customer database. Having a well-groomed database of all of your prospects and customers will save you time and money. Having ready access to all of your data can make it much easier [...]

Year End Assessment

February 27th, 2011|Categories: All, Newsletter Articles|Tags: |

Out with the old, in with the new. Was 2010 a year of success, a year of purpose, a year of meaning? Or, was it something less than that? If you are like me, 2010 was filled with some fantastic things, and some not so fantastic things. Some moments of joy, and some moments of frustration. […]

How to Talk About What You Do

February 25th, 2011|Categories: All, Newsletter Articles, Productivity, Sales and Marketing|Tags: |

A primary reason that many professional service providers fail to build thriving businesses is that they struggle to articulate in a clear and compelling way exactly what solutions and benefits they offer. They don’t know how to talk about what they do without sounding confusing or bland or like everyone else — and without using an elevator speech. You know, that 30-second commercial that’s supposed to wow someone with what you do in the time [...]