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4 Steps to Revenue Growth

SCG’s 4-step flight plan is a reliable pathway to reach targeted revenue. This model is particularly helpful for companies seeking dramatic revenue growth.

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Introducing Chief Growth Officer Marie Mansheim

A Chief Growth Officer bridges gaps between sales, marketing, product development and manufacturing and identifies new market opportunities to expand customers.

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In the World of AI, a Writer Stands Out

ChatGPT provides opportunities for real writers to punch above the algorithmic blah.

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Recruiting and Retention Need Your Marketing Team

Recruiting and retention of skilled employees is more challenging than ever. Fortunately, your communications team can help. Here are elements to consider.

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Using Marketing Signaling to Your Advantage

If you want your brand to be a market leader or category disruptor, make sure your marketing signals it, or they might not believe it.

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Crafting Emails That Drive Results

In a world of overflowing inboxes, how do you write marketing emails that stand out? Cut through the clutter with these five proven email marketing best-practices.

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Company Values – Your Not-So-Secret Weapon for Recruiting and Retention

Authentic and engaging company values are a not-so-secret weapon to employee recruiting and retention. Here’s a primer on why and how to create them.

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What's In a (Product) Name?

Naming a product can be tricky. Here are some tips for making the process smooth and productive.

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Whooo is Professor Plum?

We sat down with SCG’s resident Know-it-Owl Professor Plum to talk early life, time at SCG, and the im-peck-able wisdom he imparts on clients who are ready to succeed.

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How Much Should You Spend on Google Search Ads?

There’s no hard rules or numbers, but here are five things to consider when starting up a new Google Ad campaign.