In case you missed it, Miley Cyrus recently won her first Grammy. In her acceptance speech, she told a story that is a great learning lesson for business owners and marketers alike, especially those who find themselves burned out and exhausted in this current environment.
In a smaller organization, the owner is often the "face" of the business. But while it is flattering to be in demand, being the face of the business is also dangerous. It can impact the owner's ability to grow the business and make it sustainable for the long term.
The first thing startups are concerned about is how to start generating profit. The route of that profit is revenue, which is a marketing factor. But without a large budget, how do you market, get revenue and make a profit? Here are six ideas that won't cost you a fortune to invest in.
Navigating emotions in the workplace has always been tricky. Today with the constant pressure to do more, do it faster and cheaper, some are pushed to the breaking point.
By embracing who you are on a personal level, you create a brand that is not only unique but also genuine. In a world saturated with businesses vying for attention, authenticity is the key to standing out and building a loyal customer base.
Many investors think of marketing as more of a function to build brand awareness than to generate leads and sales — but it does both. Here's how to get your investors on board with your marketing plan.