Jessica Robinson wrote an article for startups.co which discusses the female venture capitalist and the 5 traits that help to make women effective investors. Those 5 traits are Women see beyond the obvious Women take more than calculated risks Women invest more in other women and minorities Women investors are more collaborative Women know the long-term goal To view Jessica Robinson's full article for startups.co, Click Here
In each space and industry there are always a lot of gurus, tons of amateurs and then there are the real foundrs (yes without the 'e') The entrepreneurs. The people who know how to GSD. They apply all the things we talk about. Idea validation. Frameworks. Systems. Branding. Scaling. These people are the real deal and often land on the cover of our magazine. They make real money, disrupt industries, build real businesses, and amazing teams. And sure, like any entrepreneur they have ups, downs, hits and misses - so they aren't bulletproof but they have a consistent track record of success across a range of businesses. That's the kind of person I look for when I want to learn and master something. No hype, no one hit wonders, just results. Tried and tested in the real world. That's how they pass my BS test. With results that are consistent, have been repeated and have been achieved over time. Because people can be amazing marketers but it's results that talk. So I always have my ear to the ground to see who is getting great results. Now as you probably already know, we are putting together some in-depth training on [...]
It's billed as "The Definitive Digital Marketing Gathering" and it's happening next week in Atlanta. May 23-24, the industry comes together to discuss best practices with a star-studded lineup of keynote speakers. Speakers include Seth Godin, Morgan Spurlock, and Alexander Graebe. Look us up if you're heading to the event! For more info, check out the event details at http://atlanta.digitalsummit.com/
Great article about turning your mobile marketing into customer service from Chief Marketer. It dives into the average American's smart phone habits and discusses how using a mobile browser such as Safari is a thing of the past. To view the full article, click here
