The unpleasant aspect of online trade is that all companies compete equally regardless of size. Regarding who remains at the top of the game, there
The unpleasant aspect of online trade is that all companies compete equally regardless of size. Regarding who remains at the top of the game, there
Small businesses need customer relationship management software to organize and keep track of their customer interactions. There are many affordable CRM software programs available that
When it comes to justifying the expense of digital marketing, far too many businesses rely on anecdotal evidence or gut feelings. The truth is that
The COVID disruption has brought about a less-discussed problem – the increasing anxiety of needing to do more work, wanting to use the time wisely, and managing emotions in a time of uncertainty and chaos.
How many people do you know who said “At least I’ll have time to work out now that I’m home all day” and subsequently haven’t done so much as a pushup?
Lead generation is hard. For professional services firms, the difficulty and expense are much greater than in other sectors. That’s because professional services carry a high price tag, so you have a limited pool of potential clients, a wide variety of experience which leads to broad pricing models, and more young, digitally fluent competitors entering the market daily.
Having consulted with hundreds of small professional firms (attorneys, medical professionals, and CPAs), I’ve found a common thread of obstacles faced by, if not unique to, professional services firms. Here are the five most common lead generation challenges:
In February, I made a career change.
After nearly seven years with Thomson Reuters legal marketing, I branched out and founded Agency 310 – a boutique marketing and branding agency that helps small and medium professional services businesses acquire more clients consistently and cost-effectively.
