by Steph Hermanson | Jul 4, 2020 | Education, Small Business, Social Media
At the top of any business funnel, whether it’s Atomic Revenue’s or any other company, we all agree that you start with awareness or impressions. It’s the eyeballs that are focused on you, even if only for a split second. You can’t do anything...
by Steph Hermanson | Feb 26, 2020 | Customer Success, Education
During 2019, I was introduced to an app called Blinkist, and it changed my world. I was already familiar with Audible, where you can listen to books being read aloud by professional readers or the authors themselves. But honestly, I do not have the attention span or...
by Steph Hermanson | Apr 1, 2019 | Analytics, Customer Success, Digital Operations, Education, Human Capital Solutions, LinkedIn, Small Business, Social Media, Twitter
As anyone in business knows, you can’t be in business today without a social media presence. We also know social media can be a double-edged sword – especially without a strategy. People’s social media habits change like the weather, and scientifically speaking, it’s...
by Steph Hermanson | Feb 15, 2019 | Customer Success, Digital Operations, Education
The goal of digital operations (re digital marketing, digital sales, and digital customer service) – no matter what year it is, who our target market is, or what technologies emerge – is to get and keep your audience’s attention. Your ever-evolving, smarter, savvier...
by Steph Hermanson | Jan 23, 2019 | Education
Whether it’s a challenge we’ve faced first hand at Atomic Revenue, or a barrier to growth we’ve helped a client solve, our team has learned not only from experience but by being avid readers. We decided to put our heads together to come up with this list of reads that...
by Steph Hermanson | Nov 14, 2018 | Digital Operations, Education, Key Performance Indicators
This is a statistic I found that explains where marketers were when it comes to measuring social media ROI in 2011: I went to Social Media Marketing World earlier this year and asked the same question, to which I got these results: As you can see not much has changed...
