You spent some time thinking about your new business venture. You created SMART goals, put together a business plan to move your business forward and are ready to spread the word to others about what you do. But you have one problem: cash flow.
Meet Moe Yousef, a freelance writer who works with a DC-based nonprofit that focuses on entrepreneurs with disabilities.
Many small businesses have already been hurt by the pandemic. Some have already shut their doors. Here are four tips to help your marketing efforts and keep your business running during the crisis.
Working with Universal Design on digital platforms ensures ui accessibility for a broader group of consumers. It’s important to follow WCAG to avoid frustration at the end of the consumer and the potential risk of legal action for the business.
Meet Kelli Finger, a fiction writer, advocate for numerous causes and a reporter.
We were all hoping that this pandemic would be over by now, or at least trending down, but as we know, this isn’t happening. We have created strategic plans to continue to build strong client relationships and market our products and services. COVID-19 has caused companies to alter their marketing plans.
There are approximately 61 million disabled Americans living in the U.S. In this digital era, consumers including the disabled access a lot of what they need online. It’s estimated these 61 million people contribute to a $645 billion annual disposable income that your company is potentially missing out on.
Meet Ryan Uher, marketing project manager, who loves college football and spending time with his family!
For as long as Greg Rogers can remember, he knew he wanted to turn his passion of making the Internet and other digital forms of information accessible to everyone into a career.
Influencer marketing continues to evolve as the Internet and social media grow. We used to think of influencer marketing as celebrity endorsements, but the definition of an influencer has grown significantly over the past few years.