Remarkable. Creative. Successful. Upmarket businesses push the envelope -- does yours?
History is filled with examples of passionate people doing whatever it takes to turn their ideas into reality. That’s the concept behind crowdsourcing and crowdfunding, and they’re not going away. What does this mean for traditional venture capitalists?
What kind of answers make loyal, repeat customers? The ones that say, “I care about you more than I care about making this sale.”
Most people get online and think: If only I had a few thousand Facebook friends and 10,000 or so Twitter followers, then my business could take off… But nothing is further from the truth.
In 1987, university dropout Simon Nixon created a simple piece of content marketing that would help create a company that in 2011 generated revenue of £181.1 million…
We’re all given the same 24 hours in a day. What you do with it, how you spend it, invest it, dribble and let it leak away is up to you.
There aren’t many of us who take kindly to unsolicited advice about what we should do, buy, think or invest in, including potential customers.
Nobody’s going to find your little blog, discover you and usher you past some velvet rope to the cool kids table where money and book deals flow like wine.
You can easily mess up copywriting by trying to get too fancy too soon. In fact, you can turn customers away by forgetting to deliver a simple message about what you do.
You have to sell in order to stay in business. But the good news is that you don’t have to fall into the trap of becoming a slimy salesperson.
You’ve worked hard on your new launch. You’ve got an unbeatable offer. You’re chomping at the bit to tell the world on Twitter and Facebook. Then when the big day rolls around… You get nothing. Not even a chirp.
We are now a society of multi-taskers and multi-screeners - Brian Solis http://t.co/a1s0cpkd
Is There A Gap? Your Current Reality & Fully Living Your Life’s Mission http://t.co/pLQEAYZ7 via @UpmarketMag
