The challenge of growing your SEO agency as the business gets more sophisticated boils down to two things:
Even more important, behind those business chunks are your two main assets – people and time, the crucial unit economics you have as an agency, and tricky resources to measure.
Although everyone knows the old business adage that what doesn’t get measured, doesn’t get done, there is a lot of complexity to handle: new clients, current clients, project teams, departments, hours and revenue, etc.
Concur Study: Business Travelers Willing to Hit Road, But on Their Terms | Business Travel
Amid the pandemic, business travelers have issued more complaints toward airlines, hotels and...
BCD Travel has signed an agreement with Delta Air Lines to offset its employee travel via investment...
EU eyes another go at more unified European business taxation | Reuters
European Union flags flutter outside the EU Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium May 5, 2021. REUTERS/Yves Herman
The European Commission wants to propose in 2023 a more unified way of taxing companies in the European Union, hoping that such rules, which have failed to win support in the past, will stand a better chance if they follow global OECD solutions expected this year.
The Commission will present a plan on Tuesday including this proposal and other measures for adjusting the EU's business taxation to make it more up to date with the modern world, where cross-border business, often carried out via the Internet, is commonplace.
Business owners choose to follow latest mask guidance
ROCKFORD (WREX)—Some Stateline businesses say they will follow new mask guidances, that says it's OK for fully vaccinated people to go without a mask.
Chocolat by Daniel owner, Daniel Nelson, says he decided to follow the guideline last week when the CDC announced its latest guidance.
"It's a matter of I will respect both. If someone wants to wear a mask, great I got one for you. If it annoys you and feel like it infringes on your personal freedom, I won't make it happen," said Nelson.
INVNT Appoints Director of Business Development in EMEA To Support Brands as In-Person
Experienced hire will secure new business, nurture existing EMEA-based accounts, and drive agency and client growth
Throughout his 30-year career Clarke has successfully developed and maintained meaningful relationships with brands including BT, EE, Diageo, Thomas Cook TUI, and Rolls Royce. This is thanks to his strategic and pro-active approach, which ensures the delivery of personalised, results-driven campaigns for clients across a range of sectors.
Business Owners Have Decisions To Make After New CDC Mask Guidance : NPR
Business owners were caught by surprise when the CDC issued new guidance saying vaccinated people did not need to wear masks indoors. Now they're rethinking their own mask policies.
Mask or no mask? That's the big question after last week's abrupt change in guidance from the CDC. The CDC now says it's safe for fully vaccinated people to go without masks, even indoors. And that has left businesses in a confusing situation where they're left to make the rules and enforce them on their own. NPR's Andrea Hsu reports.
Chamber's Strategy Pays Off in Wins for the Business Community | U.S. Chamber of Commerce
The Washington Post chose to run a story with a misleading headline and false narrative that the Chamber's relationships in Washington, D.C. are "souring."
The truth is the Chamber works with both political parties to advance our pro-business agenda. Our strategy and tactics have proven effective and are endorsed by strong support from our members and state and local chamber partners. Let's set the record straight.
Like any smart organization, our tactics must adapt to new circumstances. We're no different than our member companies small and large. We adapted our scorecard for Members of Congress to incentivize Democrats and Republicans to come together, work on problems, and come up with lasting, bipartisan solutions. It's what business leaders do every day, and what they expect from their elected officials.
Louie's Hot Dogs closing after 70 years in business | wgrz.com
TONAWANDA, N.Y. — The owners of Louie's Hot Dogs in Tonawanda say they are planning on retiring and closing the store for good after 70 years in business.
Louie's Hot Dogs made the announcement on Facebook saying they planned on finishing the season, but they were having too much trouble finding staff during the pandemic and "felt it was a good time to say goodbye and retire."
The post read in part, "Hopefully you'll miss us, our food, and our customer service as well. It has been our pleasure serving you for the past seven decades."
BUSINESS MONDAY: Roll out the red carpet - The Berkshire Edge
Editor's Note: The author wrote this article in collaboration with 1Berkshire's Economic Development and Marketing teams.
The Berkshires is no stranger to welcoming people to our region. For generations, we have been the year-round home for thousands of residents, the seasonal home to thousands more, and the weekend getaway for yet more visitors looking to experience all we have to offer. Even with our depth of regional assets, for decades we have faced the persistent challenge of a declining regional population.
In a Deal With Discovery Hatched in Secret, AT&T Sheds Its Media Business - The New York Times
Just three years after it thundered into Hollywood with grand visions of streaming video on millions of its customers' cellphones, AT&T is making a stunning retreat with plans to spin off WarnerMedia and merge it with Discovery .
The blockbuster deal, announced Monday, will put CNN and the HBO hit " Succession " in the same corporate family as the reality television shows "Flip or Flop" and "90 Day Fiancé." It will create the second-biggest media company in the country, by revenue, with a sprawling business that touches on streaming entertainment, movies, sports and cable news.
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