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Ellen Williams is The Data Chick. Over the past 25 years, she’s also achieved “certified” or “expert” status in accounting, CRM, email marketing, and social media monitoring technology. She has spent thousands of hours managing marketing and sales systems, uncovering insights, and delivering valuable information that leads to smart, data-driven decisions. An avid “lifetime-lea er”, in 2018 she achieved a Data Analytics Certification from Cornell University.
Ellen launched The Data Chick in January 2018 after 3 years of contract work that included the creation of a subscription-based online searchable database for marketers (B2B R&D), selection, implementation, and management of back-office systems for a marketing agency on Long Island, and research for a CRM SaaS (SAM) in the development of their channel reseller program, to name a few.
In 2011 Constant Contact recruited Ellen as a Regional Development Director. Her role included conducting educational seminars to thousands of small businesses on email and social media marketing, developing strong relationships with the leaders of local business organizations, and recruiting marketing professionals to become Constant Contact solutions providers. Outside of her job description, Ellen assisted in implementing Salesforce.com at Constant Contact’s corporate office. She worked cross-functionally to design the architecture needed for an impactful roll-out to the field marketing team, earning her an employee award.
Ellen is a nationally-known writer and speaker, having written hundreds of technology articles for top computer print magazines and websites, and given keynotes and seminar presentations to over 20,000 attendees for organizations including SCORE, Newsday, Constant Contact, and Sage Software. In addition to being The Data Chick, Ellen delivers continuing education courses in marketing and sales automation at Hofstra University.
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5 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn from The Wizard of Oz
This classic story explores many life lessons and I am sure you can come up with just as many as I can. So here are my top 5 lessons entrepreneurs can learn from The Wizard of Oz! (Please share yours in the comments!) 1. It can be a long journey. The yellow-brick road was not short, and it had many twists and turns. The same it true for the road to building a successful business. First you need a goal as big as the emerald city, and a plan, or path, to get there. You also need to stay focused. No matter how many distractions came her way, Dorothy never lost sight of her goal to get home.
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Like Grandfather Like Grandson
Believe it or not, mingled in with all the tech toys and gadgets in my house there actually resides a deck of playing cards. I always enjoyed playing card games as a kid and now I have fun playing with my kids. One of my favorite games is cribbage. My father and I spent countless hours playing when I was young, but it wasn’t until I was 21 years old that I found someone else who knew how to play, my father-in-law (to be) Joe. It was nice to play again and brought back many memories, including the fact that cribbage is a game I just can’t win!
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Computer Training Re-defined
Stop training your employees and start training your software! Businesses spend thousands of dollars every year on software on new installations as well as upgrades in and effort to supply tools that help people get their work done. Is this what is happening in your office? When was the last ...
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Backup! Just Do It!
I received a phone call this week from a potential client. She found my name on the Peachtree.com website, and as with most people who call from there, she was having a problem. Her name was Jane and the first thing she said was, “Someone deleted all my 2010 invoices!” Now, the only way to accomplish this in Peachtree (so I thought) is to delete each invoice individually, and I doubted someone had done that. After asking her a few questions, Jane handed the phone over to Samantha, who answered them.
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