A quick Google search will give you more stats and information than you probably want to know about who is listening to podcasts, their age, gender, income levels, education, the list goes on and on. 

A very interesting stat is …

In the final edition of our four-part series on buying and selling a small business, we’re looking at how to zero in on your perfect acquisition target. We’re going to detail the multifaceted approach of identifying those potential targets, ensuring

In the wake of recent global shifts, it’s evident that sales management has transformed, leaving leaders and their teams with a unique set of challenges and opportunities to shape the future of their sales organization in a positive direction.

The

I have a question I ask all my clients – What is the engine that drives your lifestyle? Most of them eventually land on income.

Of course health, family, faith, and many other things are important to our existence but …

Managing long sales cycles is one of the problems we hear about the most as marketers.

Specifically at SIX, where we work with many B2B clients who have very technical products or services. New clients often come to us frustrated …

The adrenaline-pumping anticipation surrounding the Belmont Stakes coming to the Saratoga Race Course fast-tracks a fierce debate over the long-term consequences of short-term rentals.

Short-term rental websites have revolutionized the way we …

From driving military trucks in Iraq to creating the perfect wedding look, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Autumn Wright can do it all. After traveling all over the world, Autumn made the decision to move back home to New York and

Donald Walton has been training in martial arts since he was seven years old.

But it wasn’t until he found Saratoga’s Elite Academy of Martial Arts at 19 that he began to take his training seriously. On Friday, November 17th, …

If you have recently noticed a swarm of large white mechanized vehicles, with a distinctive blue and yellow logo emblazoned across them zipping along your neighborhood streets, don’t panic. It’s not an invading army, it’s only the vans of Cerrone

Transcending the illusion of societal constructs, a minority-owned business proves doing things differently gets things done.

Transcending the illusion of societal constructs, a minority-owned business proves doing things differently gets things done.

In 1948, James “Jim” Boxley left behind the …