Imran Tariq - Page 2
Entrepreneur Leadership Network Contributor
CEO Of Webmetrix Group
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The Future of the Beauty Industry in an Increasingly Virtual World
With new norms in place, there are three keys to building trust and making things happen.
How to Turn Your Customer Base Into a Community To Help Your Business Succeed
When people feel like they are part of something, good things happen.
5 Ways to Upgrade Your Morning-Routine Staples
Learning from other highly successful entrepreneurs can be a good starting point in determining what works best for you.
4 Top Advantages of a Successful Kickstarter Campaign
Want a quick infusion of cash and some invaluable social exposure? Then why aren't you crowdfunding yet?
Cybersecurity Practices That Protect Your Small Business
Entrepreneurs think lack of customers, bad service and limited capital are what causes bankruptcy. Try being a victim of cybercrime.
Planning to Raise Millions of Dollars? Consider These 3 Pieces of Advice.
This simple checklist can help entice investors, no matter the dollar amount you're after.
4 Steps for Increasing Your App's User Engagement and Retention
Here's how to make a smartphone app stand out in a crowded space.
3 Common Mistakes Companies Make With Their Social Ad Strategy
Social ads take amount of work, but done correctly they can significantly impact ROI.
Digitization of Assets Is Altering Companies' Competitive Advantages
And why frictionless payment methods have to become the norm.
The 4 Key Steps to Creating Your First Ad Campaign
How to ensure you're setting yourself up for success.
3 Strategies to Improve Your Customer Service Experience
Three tips that can help you retain and form relationships with your customers.
4 Strategies to Make Your Sales Funnels Convert in 2020
How to win over customers online.
How to Effectively Start a Side Hustle While You Have a Full-Time Job
Four steps you need to take before you quit your job to focus on a business full-time.
4 Tips for Working With Your Spouse or Romantic Partner
Advice often tells you to keep work and romance separate, but there's a way to make it work.