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The Most Epic Entrepreneur Resource Guide of All Time

by Mike Simmons | Sep 5, 2017 | CMO, CRM, Entrepreneur, Market Trends, Outsourced CMO, Small Business Owners, The WIMS Guide, WIMS, WIMSisms, Young Professional

As the title says, I’ve set out to build “The Most Epic Entrepreneur Resource Guide of All Time.” I’ve seen and read most of them throughout the past five years plus while researching all things related to being an entrepreneur, and while there...

The Industries of the PRESENT

by Mike Simmons | May 1, 2017 | CRM, Entrepreneur, Market Trends, Small Business Owners, Technology, The WIMS Guide, WIMS, WIMSisms

How many times have you seen articles about the industries of the future recently? Probably more than you can remember. This is especially true if you’re a futurist nerd like myself that loves researching trends, innovative ideas, and thinking of all the potential...

Start Preparing for 2016 NOW: Gain Momentum Heading Into Next Year

by mikesimmons305 | Dec 1, 2015 | CMO, CRM, Entrepreneur, Market Trends, Outsourced CMO, Small Business Owners, Technology, WIMS, WIMSisms, Young Professional

It’s now December 2015 (wow that’s crazy to think about!) and we have one month left in the year. While New Year Resolutions typically get all the rage around this time, this year I’ve been trying something much different so I can hit 2016 with serious momentum. Why wait to get started on getting better at a mostly arbitrary point of time?

The New WIMS Inc: Putting In-House Marketing Departments on Notice

by mikesimmons305 | Jul 27, 2015 | CMO, CRM, Entrepreneur, Market Trends, Outsourced CMO, Small Business Owners, Story Time, WIMS, WIMSisms, Young Professional

The New WIMS Inc: Putting In-House Marketing Departments on Notice

CRM Revisited: It Should be Your #1 Priority Heading into 2015

by mikesimmons305 | Nov 19, 2014 | CRM, Entrepreneur, Market Trends, Small Business Owners, Technology

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) programs aren’t only the future of business; they’re the present. And they aren’t just for Fortune 500 companies anymore either. Like with most technology, competition, economies of scale, and innovation have driven costs down significantly. Now, you can even get a basic version of a CRM program for free. Without a doubt, acquiring and implementing a CRM program is my #1 recommendation for businesses of all kinds looking to grow and increase revenue.