December brings many traditions: enjoying the holidays, wrapping up projects from the year that’s ending, and gearing up for the year ahead. One piece of the process is evaluating how you did in relation to the audacious goals you set on January 1. [source: Forbes] For many businesses, 2013 was the year you were going
Improve Your Work-Life Balance With These New Year's Resolutions The end of the year is a good time to reflect on your business's progress over the past year and plan how you want your business to develop. [source: Small Business Canada] Do you want increased success in the coming year or the chance to enjoy
Whether you believe in resolutions or not, making a list of action items can help you achieve your goals in 2014. Even if you don't believe that New Year’s resolutions work, having goals for the new year might help you achieve them. [source: OpenForum] Goals and resolutions are essentially the same thing. You want to
Marketing, by its very nature, is in a constant state of change. As much as we try to control the unknown and plan ahead, the fact is that marketing is inherently a reactive practice. [source: Imedia Connection] Being in front of the right audiences on the right channels with the right message is completely dependent
Running a business is by no means an easy task... it takes commitment and an understanding of entrepreneurship and the Internet. To help you navigate the online marketing landscape, here are seventeen small business statistics. 66% of small businesses are maintaining or increasing spend on digital marketing. (AT&T Small Business Technology Poll 2013) 72% of