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Four Experts Reveal Their Healthy Email Personalization Habits
Email personalization is a topic we never get bored with around here. There are countless ways to bring personalization to your email marketing strategy, and the savviest marketers out there are constantly honing their craft. Why? Because email personalization is expected. Thankfully, the batch and blast email days are long behind us. We have wonderful
It’s Not How Hard You Fall
By Shelley Rogers, EO Brisbane When it comes to my entrepreneurial journey, I compare it to running my first triathlon. While I did train heavily for the race, I had no idea what to expect. It brought with it plenty of sweat, scratches, a few tears and, admittedly, a few swear words thrown in here and
Quick Takes on the Inc. iConic Event in Seattle
By Graham Marsden, Marketing Director at the Entrepreneurs' Organization Author’s note: EO has a partnership with Inc. Magazine, and we were grateful to have been generously extended access to their Iconic series of events this year. I attended this week’s event in Seattle as a Marketing Director from a non-profit organization helping entrepreneurs become their
How Oekom’s Jacob Radloff Keeps Innovating
Jacob Radloff is a serial entrepreneur and founder of Munich-based oekom research AG, a leading rating agency that has established environmental sustainability reporting in the global financial markets. Ashoka’s Felix Oldenburg caught up with Jacob recently to hear more about starting early, the challenges of growth and what it takes to keep innovating. Jacob, your careerThe Right Mindset: Possibility Thinking vs. Limited Thinking
Mindset is everything. In this video, Jason Forrest, EO Fort Worth member and Chief Sales Officer for Forrest Performance Group, talks about the benefits of choosing possibility thinking vs. limited thinking. Circumstances can be tough—such as a downward economy or a new competitor—but when we look for the possibilities, we grow.