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Bob Prosen Launches Small Business Accelerator
A few years ago, I read and thoroughly enjoyed Kiss Theory Goodbye, a book from Bob Prosen that provides sound advice for businesses. Bob’s business leadership and management training programs have dramatically increased performance and profitability and changed the culture at Sabre, Hitachi, Sprint, AT&T and hundreds of small businesses across the nation. Bob’s consulting and training are now in…
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Coupler.io: Integrate and Automate Your Marketing Data Without Lifting a Finger
Modern marketers are drowning in data—but it’s often siloed, messy, and manually exported across multiple platforms. The tedious routine of exporting CSVs, copying and pasting them into spreadsheets, and updating stakeholder dashboards isn’t just inefficient—it’s error-prone. For data-driven teams that want to move fast, that’s a major problem. Coupler.io Coupler.io is a no-code data automation platform that connects your favorite…
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Best Team Communication Software: Why Chanty Is the Smartest Choice for Your Business
Clear communication is the backbone of every successful team. Whether you’re running a startup, managing remote employees, or scaling a healthcare clinic, how your team collaborates directly impacts productivity, morale, and results. In a world filled with endless pings, email overload, and scattered tasks, modern businesses need more than just a chat app — they need a centralized, structured, and secure…
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CRMOne: Boost Sales With This Sales-Driven AI-First CRM
For startups and growing businesses, managing customer relationships, tracking sales, and scaling marketing efforts can become overwhelming quickly. Disconnected tools, limited automation, and high subscription costs often hinder progress. Leaders need solutions that don’t just support their teams — they need platforms that accelerate them. CRMOne CRMOne is an all-in-one, AI-powered CRM designed specifically for startups and fast-growing businesses. With…
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The Case for Branding in Distributed Media: Strengthening Your Content’s Impact
Content is king, but how can businesses ensure their valuable content reigns supreme? The answer lies in strategic branding. Whether it’s an eye-catching infographic, a compelling blog post, or a captivating video, branding your shared media can elevate its impact and deliver many benefits. Pros of Branding Establish Ownership: In a world where content is easily shared and repurposed, branding…
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Social E-commerce with Moontoast
With more people depending on social networks and blogs for news and updates, the focus is on engaging customers and potential customers through social media. However, for companies, such engagement or brand building initiatives remain an exercise in futility if they do not ultimately translate to added revenues. Enter Moontoast, the first socially distributable commerce platform, allowing companies to engage…
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How to Let Customers Drive Your Next Campaign
A few weeks ago, we installed Ooma – a VOIP solution for a home or small business. It’s pretty amazing – even integrating Google Voice (which is our company phone number). Today, we received this email and I instantly loved it. That question is the only question you really need to ask your customers when it comes to satisfaction. When…
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Diversity and Marketing
I got to read a post on Diversity with a new friend of mine, J.D. Walton. J.D. has launched a blog that markets to Blacks in Business. He’s an American success story and wants to share his experience with others. It got me stirred up so much that I had to write about my thoughts on diversity. What does diversity…
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Social Media Impact on Commerce
Yesterday, I installed a Belkin F9K1106 Dual Band Range Extender in my parent’s house to try and get a signal in their guest room. I read all the reviews online and discussed it with a couple folks I know. I couldn’t find anyone with a definitive opinion and reviews were mixed; so, I just had to test it for myself.…
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The Value and ROI from Conferences
1.webp” alt=”” title=”Conference Budget” width=”251″ height=”239″ class=”alignright size-full tie-image14930″ />The first conference I went to was a regional industrial technology show. I was an industrial electrician at a Newspaper and my boss wouldn’t pay for it. So I paid my own way in. We had a conveyor system with electronic magnetic proximity switches that had to have such a close…
