Finding Customers | Page 2

How an artificial intelligence-fueled marketing strategy can match universities and students to give both the best chance of success.

Gaps in understanding customer journeys could cost companies revenue, brand loyalty and customer happiness.

Reach more people without spending more.

Grow your brand online with this seamless social proof notifier.

How do you take a product to market? Watch as VC Jesse Draper coaches a first-time founder, and explains how to do digital marketing on the cheap.

Simplify pitch decks, presentations, and more.

Understanding your customers and meeting them where they are, in order to better serve them, is the secret of success.

Learn more about your audience and scale your business.

Join Crystal Surrency, SVP of Strategy at Fullscreen, as she discusses how to identify the people most likely to become customers and how to find them on social media.

When it comes to reaching new customers, an excellent paid media strategy starts with setting goals. If you don't know where you're headed, how do you know where to go?

Take on fake clients and practice your skills.

Customers who don't value your work appropriately are a financial and emotional drain.

A business text message, believe it or not, has a 98-percent-open rate.

Don't worry about what your future holds or whether you'll be able to sustain your early success. Get your first customers on board, treat them well and use that success to fund your next steps.

PixelMe Growth Lite boosts your digital marketing with a few clicks.

Clarity provides the power to build relationships and achieve goals.

Barry Moltz shows students how to establish profitable, sustainable ventures across 15 hours of content.

A loyal clientele doesn't normally come easy, but author Michael Port's system makes building one a cinch.

Give your potential clients and customers something easy to agree on first, then work from there.

Solving the stupid little problems is enough of a mental reset that your biggest issues in life start handling themselves.

While it may seem counterintuitive, focusing on the right customers for your service or product is necessary for long-term success.