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      1. Growing traffic through social media marketing for small business owners
        How social media can be an effective tool for small businesses     If you are a small business owner, you always look for new ways to attract more business. One of the most effective and proven ways to grow your customer base and your reach is through social media. It provides ways to engage with existing customers an
      2. The idea of being unable to live independently is
        The idea of being unable to live independently is challenging whether you’re thinking about yourself or your loved ones. However, by having
      3. The Importance of Regular Feedback
        In theory, we are all very aware of how important feedback is. In practice, the sheer amount of work we need to get through on a daily basis often prevents us from thinking about delivering and requesting feedback from others. With the workplace undergoing more dramatic and turbulent changes, we are forced to reconside
      4. Want to Improve Your Bottom Line in 2020? Start With These 3 Goals
        The new year presents new opportunities and new challenges for your business. These include how to improve your bottom line. To succeed, you should be clear about what you want to achieve by 2021. Your new year’s resolution for your business will likely include improving your bottom line. As any investor or businessper
      5. Three Ways APIs Are Keeping Small Businesses Digitally Competitive
        Small businesses are still bearing the brunt of economic and legislative changes brought on by the pandemic, with over 70% of them reporting negative
      6. Three Narratives Driving CFO Priorities In The Covid-19 Era And Beyond
        Major crises are said to accelerate pre-existing trends, but they also expose the true nature of things. Covid-19 has walloped corporate finance groups with both experiences.
      7. Transportation Trends & Best Practices
        The global pandemic, ecommerce boom and high demand across most transportation modes right now have all impacted Midwest transportation providers. Here’s how companies are adapting to the shifting environment and planning for the future. A center of logistics and transportation activity, the Midwest is not only a contr
      8. 3 retention strategies as employers realize ‘back to work doesn’t work’
        As companies realize that back to work might not work, they are scrambling to come up with strategies to mitigate high turnover rates.
      9. Upskilling Your Employees: Top 10 Benefits
        Let’s have a quiz: if you had just one skill to equip your employees with, what would that be? If your response was something like: “I want my employees to master X software,” you might want to reconsider. Because a new, more shiny app could replace that software tool in less than six months from now, and your wish wou
      10. Solving The Biggest Challenge In Remote Work
        Forward-looking organizations use hybrid and remote mentoring to solve one of the biggest challenges in hybrid and remote work: on-the-job training and integration of junior employees.