This is Part 2 of our tips for successfully working from home. If you missed Part 1, it’s a great time to get caught up!
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Topics: Business Development, Chattanooga, Innovation, Work From Home
COVID-19…just mentioning it makes some people want to rush to the store to see if they can load up on more toilet paper or ground beef. There is little doubt that it’s changing the world we live in on a permanent basis, especially when it comes to how people work. Some have played around on the fringes of working from home for a decade or longer…and for some it will no longer be optional if you want to remain employed.
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Topics: Business Development, Chattanooga, Innovation, Work From Home
Email is Dead! Long Live Email! It's 2020 and who does email marketing anymore? Email seems sooo 2010. Here's the big secret, email is still one of the most powerful tools that you can use to engage your existing customers as well as to create opportunities for new business. According to emailmonday.com, email generates $38.00 in revenue for each $1.00 spent. Okay, that's a 3800% return on investment. Let THAT sink in.
Whether you work in the B2B space, or the B2C, email can help you grow your business in 2020. We've compiled a list of 20 fun tips, facts, and stats to help you get excited about email marketing in 2020.
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Topics: Chattanooga, Work, Tools, Email, direct marketing
As we approach St. Patrick’s Day, we thought it might be nice to think about some things the Irish people have done for our world…besides green beer and Irish whisky. I mean, let’s be honest—Peterson pipes and Guinness are pretty great and they do have their place, but they probably don’t have a direct impact on your daily lives.
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Topics: Business Development, Chattanooga, Social Media, St. Patrick's Day, Innovation
Every job has essentials. Painters have favorite brushes, musicians have instruments. A chef might have a favorite knife or preferred skillet. Farmers have relied on John Deere for decades. For those of us at ClearBox, some of our mission-critical tools are...
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Topics: Chattanooga, Work, Tools, Social Media
In the mid-17th century, the English government headed up by Oliver Cromwell banned the singing of Christmas carols, claiming the practice was “pagan.” Thankfully, by 1660 sanity had been restored, paving the way for Victorian-era songs like “Silent Night,” “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” and “O Holy Night,” as well as later modern American classics like “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer,” “Silver Bells,” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.”
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Topics: Christmas, ClearBox Christmas, Chattanooga
As I write this, I’m sitting in an office with glass walls...a literal “clear box.” The office came second after we had established the concept for this business and the name: ClearBox Strategies.
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Topics: Business Development, Secret Sauce, Strategy
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