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For Teams

Everything you need to know about business forecasting

Business forecasting helps you predict the future of the company and avoid potential roadblocks. Here’s everything you need to know about how to implement it.

Alyssa Zacharias

Marketing

The 12 best marketing plan templates

For Teams

The 12 best marketing plan templates

Marketing plan templates are the fastest way to organize and streamline your marketing campaigns. Here are 12 great options to support your planning.

Maggie Gowland

Marketing

For Teams

How to use a Gantt template

Making a Gantt chart? Learn why using a Gantt template is beneficial, what data to include, and why Notion’s version is so comprehensive.

Alyssa Zacharias

Marketing

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For Teams

Top-down versus bottom-up: What’s the best management style for you?

Learn about top-down versus bottom-up management styles and discover which is right for you — or whether a combination of the two is worth trying.

Maggie Gowland

Marketing

Mission statement examples

For Teams

Get inspired with these 10 mission statement examples

Your mission defines who and what your company stands for. These mission statement examples will help you write the most engaging one possible.

Anabelle Zaluski

Marketing

AI for social media bio ideas

For Teams

AI for social media: Everything you need to know

Discover the benefits of using AI for social media and find the best tools and templates to plan, schedule, and optimize your social media strategy.

Maggie Gowland

Marketing

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For Teams

What’s a steering committee, and should you create one?

Learn what a steering committee is, who it should comprise, and what type of work it does. Find out how to hold an excellent committee meeting.

Anabelle Zaluski

Marketing

For Teams

How the critical path method keeps your project on target and on time

The critical path is the longest uninterrupted line of tasks that must be completed for a project to be successful. Here’s how to find it.

Anabelle Zaluski

Marketing

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For Teams

Tactical versus strategic planning: using both for initiative success

Learn about the difference between tactical versus strategic planning and how these approaches work hand-in-hand to help you achieve initiative success.

Maggie Gowland

Marketing

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For Teams

Business continuity plan: Your ally in a crisis

Learn what a business continuity plan is, different types, and why you need one. Here’s how to write a plan that always has your back.

Alyssa Zacharias

Marketing