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Whatever your think about Musk's Twitter takeover, there are definite lessons any entrepreneur can apply from it to help their marketing efforts.

As a mountain of dangerous devices and appliances pollutes our world, some entrepreneurs see gold in another person's trash—literally.

Now that remote work is all the rage, perhaps you're spending more time at home or the local coffee shop than ever before. Here's how to maintain a sense of continuity and productivity, even if you're moving a lot from place to place.

Just because your product or service isn't all that exciting, doesn't mean you can't get customers excited about it. Here are some strategies that will help them become more emotionally invested in what you offer.

If your marketing team hasn't experienced an economic downturn before, make sure they head into it with the following playbook.

Whether you want to go solar, electrify your company vehicles, or make building more efficient, new government money can help companies take part in the green revolution.

Before you decide to start a new client relationship, make sure you offer what the potential partner actually wants or expects.

Wordy job descriptions may look impressive at first, but they can also discourage that talented candidate from even applying.

We all criticize ourselves a bit too harshly at times. Here's how to use that inner critic as a super power instead.

If you feel like you're falling into a marketing rut, use your competitors, friends, and even people you don't know for inspiration.

If you're dreading a difficult talk with a team member, these ideas can help ensure it goes more smoothly.

By staying attuned to the cultural moment, as well as on top of your data, you can master the marketing methods you'll need to keep your company profitable and growing.

Successfully marketing your brand can be a challenge. Hiring a marketer may feel like the easiest and most sensible solution, but keep a few things in mind before you do it.

It happens to every freelancer at some point. A client changed focus or found someone whose work they like more.

Throw yourself a Labor Day film festival by streaming these great workplace and work-related films over the long weekend.

Not every client is right for you. Here are 10 warning signs you can spot early to prevent future client tantrums and headaches.

Finding the best way to communicate with your customer is important for taking advantage of modern marketing opportunities. Here are four tips on where to begin.

Before you increase your marketing spend using the same old tactics and channels, dive a little deeper to make the most of your investment.

Shipping delays don't have to mean the end of your business. Here's how to keep your company growing through any supply chain disruption.

If you're struggling to build worker motivation or a general sense of company mission, look no further than this group activity.

Your workplace reputation is one of your most valuable professional assets.

Be a hero to your team by creating a culture that helps them fight the feeling they don't deserve their success.

These suggestions for a relocation package can make your company more competitive while still adequately supporting team members.

Don't depend on sheer willpower to achieve your goals. Instead, work on creating great habits with these three mindset shifts.

Feeling burned out isn't just for founders who work absurdly long hours. It can also happen to other company leaders and managers whose attention and energy get pulled in every direction.

The key is in knowing your marketing goals and whether you've reached them.

A regular town hall not only keeps everyone in the loop about your bottom line, but it's a special opportunity to make employees feel valued and close to each other.

Making sustainability integral to your startup won't happen overnight. But there are some easy things you can incorporate, and some bigger projects that can come later.

If you've been looking for a platform to test out experimental sales ideas and practices that might just boost revenue, a sales lab could be the solution.

Rising prices, especially at the gas pump, are a growing concern for business owners right now. The following ideas can help you guide your business through these choppy economic waters.