"Content marketing is the only marketing left," according to the very successful American author, entrepreneur, marketer, and public speaker, Seth Godin, who might know a thing or two about marketing.
There’s no denying that content is a powerful marketing tool, as the phrase “content is king” (attributed to Bill Gates) has ebbed and flowed throughout advertising, marketing and public relations industries for years. And in this digital age, content is still king.
Looking to the future is always the next step for managers. The economy is changing rapidly, with developments in distribution, service and technology coloring the way in which businesses operate.
This leads to a host of new start-ups, competing for market share and maybe even trying to put you out of business. Unless you are on the verge of retirement or otherwise looking to get out of business, keeping one eye on the future of your company should be a goal of your management in order to be relevant and successful for as long as possible.
BizX descended on the Mad Oak Bar like a conquering army on Wednesday, September 23rd, for the End of Summer Party. Members from the community, friends and Bizx staff alike all shared in a night of jubilation, dancing and revelry!
Digital marketing is a lot like the weather in that it is always changing and often hard to predict. This swiftly evolving industry has been changing tremendously over the years, making it very hard for anyone with a full time job to master.
The rapid evolution of digital marketing has created new opportunities and avenues for advertising and marketing. But at the same time it has also created new ways to waste money and confuse entrepreneurs and business owners. BizX would like to help avoid the latter while working to achieve the former.
In BizX’s second panel discussion, we bring you experts from the digital marketing industry who are ready and willing to demystify digital marketing, answer your questions and drop some knowledge on all of you savvy entrepreneurs and business owners out there.
Summer is officially over next week – and soon it will be time to say goodbye to swimsuits and flip flops and hello to scarves and sweaters. But our wardrobe isn’t the only thing that needs a little adjusting as we head into fall.
Now’s a great time to finish up any home maintenance projects before the colder temperatures, rain and snow have a chance to do any real damage. I know what you’re thinking, there’s still plenty of time for that. But do you really want to be stuck with no heat in the middle of Thanksgiving dinner? I didn’t think so. Here are a few home maintenance tasks to complete to ensure your home is ready.
