Month: September 2016

PPC and PT (Part 2): Conversion Tracking, Ad Extensions, and Day Parting—Oh My!

articleJan 29, 2013 | 5 min. read How to Get Started in Blogging According to Hat Trick Associates , as of 2010, there were about 450 million active English language blogs. And in Blog Rules , Nancy Flynn explains that in 2006 a new blog entered the blogosphere every second. Even before Facebook and Twitter, businesses were …

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The Allbound Podcast: Evangelizing the Customer-Driven Sales Model

In our inaugral episode of The Allbound Podcast, Tiffani Bova, Global Customer Growth and Innovation Evangelist at Salesforce, joined me to talk about empowering sales teams in the SaaS industry. Tell us what you do as a Global Customer Growth and Innovation Evangelist. My number one focus every day is around customer success and evangelizing ways …

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3 Key Action Items from Ascend 2016

articleNov 16, 2015 | 10 min. read 6 Biggest Takeaways from PPS 2015 Last week, I joined hundreds of amazing physical therapy professionals, students, and vendors (including yours truly, WebPT) at this year’s PPS Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. Despite the uncomfortable combination of tropical heat and humidity outside—and near-freezing conference rooms inside—everyone was in high spirits. …

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How Cities can Become Better Than the Next Silicon Valley

By: Courtney Klein, co-founder and CEO of SEED SPOT This guest post is the first in a series by Kauffman Foundation grantees and other partners sharing insights on entrepreneurship diversity and inclusion. These timely topics will be discussed at this year’s Mayors Conference on Entrepreneurship, Dec. 1-2, in St. Petersburg, Florida. There has been a …

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How to Hire the Best PT

articleMar 23, 2016 | 5 min. read Apples Ain’t Oranges: The Case for Risk-Adjusted OMTs Chuck Klosterman, author of Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs, will tell you that you absolutely can compare apples to oranges . However, he’s never worked in health care. Sure, both apples and oranges are fruits—just like all patients are people. But picture …

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