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There’s a big difference between launching a podcast nobody listens to and launching one that enhances your brand. Investing in the right equipment, choosing the right theme, and staying consistent are three ideas in this
Podcast Starter Guide.
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Ultimately charisma is all about how you make people feel. The good news is, you don’t have to be born with charisma, you can learn it! You just need to
follow a few key steps.
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Consumers respond well to the brands that are creating real experiences and building meaningful connections with them. Influencer marketing involves a brand collaborating with an online influencer to market one of its products or services. Influencers can be anywhere and they can be anyone. The main benefit of influencer marketing is
the acceleration of trust.
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Tasks such as returning emails or filing paperwork may not seem as important as setting corporate strategy or mentoring employees, but they still need to get done. One way is to batch your less important tasks and accomplish them in one fell swoop. The
Harvard Business Review shares other ways to accomplish those less desirable, albeit necessary, tasks.
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The formula is clear: Minnesota firms that export, outperform those that do not.
Grow Minnesota! Partnership is the Minnesota Chamber’s private-sector business retention and assistance program conducted with 90-plus local chambers and economic development organizations. Partners had confidential one-on-one conversations with nearly 900 business owners and managers in 2019, including 155 visits in Central Minnesota, many completed by the St. Cloud Area Chamber and the GSDC. Central Minnesota trends are representative of what we are seeing statewide, as reported in Grow Minnesota!’s
year-end executive summary.
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Managers make about three billion decisions each year, and almost all of them can be made better. In a three-month study of 100 managers, the Harvard Business Review found that managers who made decisions using best practices achieved their expected results 90 percent of the time, and 40 percent of them exceeded expectations. The good news is that there are ways to
consistently make better decisions by using practices and technologies based on behavioral economics.
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