This week we’re reading about the changes in customers and how one company is dealing with it. We’re digging into the history of the office because, hey, how did we end up here? We’re thinking about our responsibility as marketers and sellers to find the right fit for our products, and we’re learning more about what happens when we exercise.
This week we’re reading about the changes in customers and how one company is dealing with it. We’re digging into the history of the office because, hey, how did we end up here? We’re thinking about our responsibility as marketers and sellers to find the right fit for our products, and we’re learning more about what happens when we exercise.
Marketing is the lifeblood of your business. Making the decision to outsource this critical task, therefore, is not something to be taken lightly. One question many small and mid-sized business owners grapple with is whether to go with a freelancer or hire a digital agency.
Small businesses who are interested in artificial intelligence (AI) should take a measured
approach. Rushing in with a large investment is definitely not the way to go. Instead, it is
important to start slow and increase AI efforts over time – if you decide it is worth it.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the next big thing. At least that is what we have been told for years.
And while there are pretty amazing applications for AI, it isn’t something that will drastically change the way small- or medium-sized businesses will do things in the short-term.