By Aaron Agius Providing excellent customer service is fundamental to business success. Fifty-five percent of consumers say they’d spend more money with a company that guarantees them good customer service. And it’s also predicted that by 2020, the customer experience will be more important to consumers than price or product. However, not all companies get […]
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Would you ever consider shopping blind? That’s what Two Blind Brothers asks of its customers. The company sells clothing. But its main mission is to raise money and awareness for retinal eye disease, a cause that’s close to the heart for both of the company’s co-founders. Read more about their journey in this week’s Small
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Unique product descriptions avoid duplicate content and thus help brands and retailers rank on search results. Retailer Fleet Feet created its own description of Nike’s Zoom Vaporfly 4% Flyknit running shoe, enabling it to rank on page one. Why does the ecommerce community have such a blind spot when it comes to unique product descriptions?
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Earlier this week, Facebook launched their 3.5 Degrees podcast focused on sharing stories of entrepreneurs building successful businesses and giving them an opportunity to have conversations with well-known successful business people in their industries. It’s a really great idea and very well executed way of storytelling that is both entertaining and informative. The inaugural podcast
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kmicican / Pixabay The speed at which changes in buying behaviors and decision-making are occurring is a challenge faced by B2B organizations. With data and technology as drivers, the time at which insights can serve as relevant is shrinking also. This phenomenon of speed in changing behaviors will cause a shift in thinking on the
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Photo Credit: NBC Amber Sauer is last on The Voice and she came out and performed a cover of “Shape Of You” by Ed Sheeran. Amber sang background for Kelly Price. She is from Paris, Calif. Kelly Clarkson hit her button to turn for Amber and to completely fill her team. All coaches have full
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Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. Mistakes happen. Sometimes, even big ones. Some might struggle, though, on hearing of 80-year-old Maria Laros’s problem trying to get from El Salvador to Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina. She’s partially blind and doesn’t speak much English, so her family
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Photo Credit: NBC Dylan Hartigan sang a cover of “Danny’s Song” by Loggins and Messina on The Voice. Kelly Clarkson was the only one to turn around for him. She said Dylan had a solid voice. Adam Levine said the song was a classic but he hesitated on turning around for Dylan. Welcome back to
Photo Credit: NBC Last of the night is Baird Pryor who delivered a strong cover of “I Don’t Need No Doctor” by Humble Pie on The Voice. All coaches turned around for him. Kelly Clarkson said she loved all of it and the soulfulness separates him. Adam Levine said the way he made the guitar
Photo Credit: NBC Kyla Jade performed Aretha Franklin’s “See Saw” on The Voice. Blake Shelton was the first to turn around for her performance followed by Kelly Clarkson. Adam Levine said it was real good. Alicia Keys called the performance speculator. Kelly said Aretha Franklin made her want to be a singer. Kelly said she
