5 Tips for Growing Revenue During an Uncertain Q4
In uncertain times, we share 5 tactics ecommerce marketers can use to focus their efforts and maximize revenue.
Kris Skavish
October 26, 2020
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Author: Kris Skavish
Kris Skavish
Kris is a marketing and technology leader and Co-CEO of Two Octobers.
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Announcing the Digital Marketing Apprenticeship
The disruption and upheaval in doing business this year has been profound, largely due to the coronavirus. But, disruption doesn’t always have to be a bad thing: it also brings about new ideas, revitalization, new ways to connect with others and to learn. Enter the Two Octobers apprenticeship program. As a purpose-driven organization, proud B
Kris Skavish
October 25, 2020
Marketing, Racism, and Two Octobers
Discussing race in the workplace didn’t come naturally to many Two Octobers team members. But we did, and had some interesting insights.
Kris Skavish
July 20, 2020
GMB Made Easier – A free tool to simplify your posts
It’s not surprising that with COVID-19, many location-based, brick-and-mortar businesses have had changing hours, closures, and somewhere in between. It’s been tough for customers too – not knowing if their favorite services are open and if so, are there new requirements for entering (masks, distance between customers, etc.)? For any business, multi-location or otherwise, it’s
Kris Skavish
May 14, 2020
Two Octobers Becomes Majority-Woman-Owned
Last month, Two Octobers made a big and little change. After 10 1/2 years of being a 50/50 partnership, co-founder Nico Brooks and I decided to tip the scales towards female ownership, and I became the majority owner. Is this a symbolic change? Is it a meaningful change? Yes, it’s both. First, the fact that
Kris Skavish
April 16, 2020
The $10,000 Gem Hiding in Your Google Analytics
I promise you there is a gem hiding inside your Google Analytics that will have a real impact on your business. It might be a piece of data whose impact can be felt beyond the website and into the core of your business. It may be something that could drive more visitors to purchase, uncover
Kris Skavish
April 16, 2020
