Being a business owner is tough. While your product team is busy dreaming up new ways to bring in revenue, you’re taking a look at your expenses and trying to decide where to cut business costs. Here are some tips to help you cut business costs the right way.
Everyone has a bad day, a bad week, or even a bad month, but if your business slump is dragging on and on, it might be time to take a hard look at some of your business processes. Let’s take a peek at three common culprits when your business is underperforming.
Whether you’re just starting out or have been in business for a while, you might find yourself in the position of needing a little extra cash to reach your goals. If you’re on the fence and not sure what exactly you’d use a loan for, here are five ideas to consider.
Now that there are only four and a half months left of the year, it’s time to take stock of your 2018 marketing plan. Are you on track to achieve your goals? Even if you haven’t done much in the way of marketing this year, there’s still time to capitalize on some trends.
So you had a great idea for a new startup that’s going to change the world – that’s fantastic! There’s a lot to do, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed very quickly. Don’t worry – we’ve broken the whole thing down into five keys to startup success that will help you get up and running quickly.
Everyone loves to talk about data these days – and with good reason. Being data-driven means you make a hypothesis, test it out, analyze the data, and assess what to do differently next time. Here are some ways to start making data part of your everyday life.
Video marketing is quickly becoming the next big thing for businesses and advertisers nationwide. However, creating and executing a video marketing strategy can seem overwhelming. Not to worry – we’ll walk you through this step-by-step guide to getting your new video marketing campaign off the ground.
More and more companies are embracing the remote work model – and with good reason. There are lots of benefits for businesses that choose to allow their employees to work from home, even just some of the time. Here are four reasons why you can’t afford not to consider this option.
Open office concepts are all the rage right now. It seems like every hip Silicon Valley startup is bragging about their open layout, giving up cubicles in favor of spacious floor plans with few to no physical barriers. Open office layouts are social, collaborative, and fun, but they can also be loud, distracting, and invasive.
So your company has made the decision to go with an open office plan. You’re already looking forward to more interaction with your coworkers and easier collaboration on shared projects. You might also have some trepidation, however, and rightly so. Open office plans can be overwhelming and distracting if you’re not used to them.
