Why PR Is Important for B2B Companies

by Kim Prince

The business to business (B2B) landscape is changing, and part of that transformation is the realization that public relations is just as vital to B2B organizations as it is for business to consumer (B2C) businesses. As experts in the B2B space, at Proven Media, we can attest to the fact that a solid B2B public relations strategy is vital to a business’ … [More]

Senior Living Communities’ Rent Surges in January

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Many senior living communities' rent surged in January with residents across the country receiving notices of rate hikes. Grappling with significant expenses due to labor pressure, COVID-19 and inflationary impacts, senior living providers are having to increase rates to maintain the status quo of quality care in their communities. These communities are … [More]

5 Tips for Small Businesses to Grow Using Online Tools

by edg

Small businesses are the backbone of the economy, but with the increasing competition in the online space, it can be difficult for them to grow and expand. But, with the right tools and strategies, small businesses can take advantage of the opportunities provided by the internet and increase their reach and sales. Here are five tips on how small businesses can grow their … [More]

EN NEGOCIOS: 5 Consejos para que las Pequeñas Empresas Crezcan Usando Herramientas en Línea

por Edgar R. Olivo

Las pequeñas empresas son la columna vertebral de la economía, pero con la creciente competencia en el espacio en línea, puede ser difícil para ellas crecer y expandirse. Sin embargo, con las herramientas y estrategias adecuadas, las pequeñas empresas pueden aprovechar las oportunidades que ofrece internet y aumentar su alcance y ventas. Aquí te presento cinco consejos sobre … [More]

Rent Growth Slowed for Seventh Straight Month in December, Phoenix Rents Down 5%

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The median U.S. asking rent rose 4.8% year over year to $1,979 in December—the smallest increase since July 2021, according to a new report from Redfin, the technology-powered real estate brokerage. Rents grew at more than three times that pace one year earlier. December also marked the seventh straight month in which annual rent growth slowed and the fourth … [More]

How Much Is Tech Actually Costing You? Understanding the True Cost of Ownership 

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Many companies use the latest technology to be as efficient and competitive as possible, but research indicates a good number of them may be wasting money on tech. One study by Gartner, a global research and advisory firm, found that companies spend $13,000 per employee annually on software as a service (SaaS), but $4,000 is unnecessary due to overlapping solutions. Ben … [More]

5 Noteworthy Employment Trends For 2023

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As we enter 2023, changing employment trends have emerged that are already impacting countless employees and job seekers. Here are 5 specific developments that Allison & Taylor Reference & Background Checking anticipates for 2023: Given a projected tight labor market, employees are in a strong position vis a vis their compensation, benefits, and workplace … [More]

10 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Small Business

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Scaling and sustainability will continue to be the main focus for any small business owner in 2023. There is a multitude of ways to go about achieving revenue growth, attracting top talent, instilling a healthy culture, delighting customers, and so much more. Better Business Bureau Serving the Pacific Southwest (BBB) is sharing the following tips to ensure your small business … [More]

Most Businesses Expect Recession in 2023, Says Survey

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The majority of small and midsize U.S. business leaders anticipate a recession in 2023, according to JPMorgan Chase’s 2023 annual Business Leaders Outlook survey released today. In total, 65% of midsize businesses and 61% of small businesses expect a recession in the year ahead. The heightened recession expectations come as businesses nationwide continue to combat inflation. … [More]

Pending Home Sales Drop to Lowest Level since at least 2015, Prices Fell 2.4% in Metro Phoenix

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Pending U.S. home sales dropped 32% year over year to their lowest level since at least 2015 during the four weeks ending January 1, according to a new report from Redfin, the technology-powered real estate brokerage. The biggest declines were in pandemic homebuying hotspots Las Vegas, Phoenix and Austin, which each saw pending sales plummet more than 50%. The housing … [More]