Creating recognizable brands is complex. While companies focus on logos, slogans and advertising campaigns, they may overlook the nuances of customer experience, internal culture and social responsibility. Read our comments on FORBES.

Outsourcing has become a go-to strategy for many companies seeking cost reduction and process optimization. But what should you keep in-house in a business world where you can outsource almost anything? Read our comments on FORBES.

As the world adapts to a remote work culture, companies are increasingly leveraging the opportunity to tap into a global talent pool. But how easy is it to navigate global talent? Read our comments on FORBES.

CEOs and entrepreneurs are constantly seeking strategies that will set their ventures on a trajectory of success. But how do you leverage your small business media and publicity? Read our comments on VALIANTCEO.

Content creators are making big money and running businesses as influencers, so why don’t we take it seriously? Read our comments on BBC.

In the world of sustainable luxury fashion, challenges abound. From balancing cost and perception to scaling production while staying green, here are the top seven challenges that sustainable luxury clothing brands face today. Read our tips on luxury fashion on WORLD CHIC.

“Understanding the “Rule of Five” when going global is important. It will take five times more effort, time and money to make your global expansion a success. Understanding local laws, culture, infrastructure and work practices is just the beginning of your expansion journey”. Read our tips on entrepreneurship on FORBES.

Growing a company can be tricky.  To avoid moving either too quickly or too slowly, leadership has to develop the skill of reading the signs and knowing what change is needed. Read our tips on scaling up on FORBES.

Advice in the business world flows abundantly, but not all advice is good. Some of the business advice being shared could be overrated, trite, or just plain unhelpful. So, what kind of advice can be considered overrated and counterproductive?  Read our comments on FORBES.

Studies show that, on average, a 1% price increase translates into an 8.7% increase in operating profits, assuming no loss of volume. Nevertheless, many pricing decisions companies fail to deliver the best price. Read some tips for better pricing your products on PLAKY.