The storied company’s new CEO is tackling a big challenge: a recognizable brand but a declining business. View original post at Entrepreneur…
'If You Don't Stand for Something, You Seem to Go Away Fairly Quickly,' Says the Founder of The Gluten Free Bar
Marshall Rader and his brother encountered plenty of naysayers for their business. They proved them wrong. View original post at Entrepreneur…
LinkedIn's New Reactions Will Help Your Social Strategy
While 80 percent of brands think they understand their customers’ emotional needs, just 15 percent of consumers agree. Time to get social. View original post at Entrepreneur…
4 Instagram Best Practices for Increasing Sales
Users are shifting from editorial to visual content, which demands a completely new set of best practices for social media marketing. View original post at Entrepreneur…
This Entrepreneur Says He Spends as Much as $200K a Month on Building His Brand
Andrew Medal connects with Billy Gene in San Diego to talk all things digital marketing. View original post at Entrepreneur…
Mary Jane: How the Cannabis Industry Can Win Women Over
Research finds women are wary of being judged about their cannabis use and are reluctant to set foot in legal stores. View original post at Entrepreneur…
3 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Build a Successful Personal Brand
Online, founders and entrepreneurs should be themselves and authentically share a personal journey, complete with the mistakes and imperfections that make an otherwise unapproachable businessperson tangible and within reach. View original post at Entrepreneur…
How to Start a Cannabis-Focused Branding and Design Business
Two industry experts give their tips for breaking into this green-hot industry. View original post at Entrepreneur…
How Brands Can Work With Festival Sponsorship
Festivals and sponsors collaborate with each other to create events that help bring communities together. View original post at Entrepreneur…
How to Grow Your Business by Giving Away (Some of) the Profits
Done correctly, setting up a scholarship is both noble and profitable. View original post at Entrepreneur…