Bio… The Other Technology
As a background, earlier this year, Palumbo Wealth Management (“Palumbo”) announced the formation of our Palumbo Emerging Growth Portfolio. We built a portfolio of public companies within the emerging technology and biomedical technology sectors.
Our belief is that we are at the beginning of new wave of long-term technology megatrends that offer investors the potential for
Holiday Marketing Success: How to Win in Q4
Originally published on LinkedIn.
As the leaves fall and the holiday season approaches, it’s time to implement effective holiday marketing strategies to optimize your digital marketing efforts for maximum impact. In this article, we’ll dive into the latest social media updates, explore key digital marketing insights, and offer actionable tips for a successful Q4.
Social Media Updates You Can’t
Are You Ready for the Next Financial Shift? Here’s How to Finish 2024 Strong and Step into 2025 Confidently.
We’ve all experienced it—the sudden and often unnerving financial shifts that throw us off course. Whether it’s market volatility, unexpected expenses, or shifts in consumer behavior, these disruptions can make or break a business. But here’s the reality: the next financial shift isn’t a matter of if—it’s a matter of when. The true test is whether you’re prepared to weather the
Law Firm Marketing in the Age of AI
Are you a frustrated attorney building and growing your law firm?
Attorneys building their own firms often struggle to find the balance between practicing law and business development. While managing their current caseload can’t be neglected, they must keep up a constant effort to bring in new matters to ensure that workflow is high enough to keep associates and staff
Can the American Dream Be Fixed?
Can the American Dream be Fixed?
Back in February of 2023, we wrote about the housing affordability problem. Unfortunately, the situation has failed to improve and we are seeing more policy prescriptions to ‘fix’ the housing market. Will they work? History suggests that they will not. Markets need to re-balance and that will take time.
Ever since the early 2000’s,
Why Customer-Centric Site Content Beats Product-Focused Messaging
In digital marketing, many companies fixate on traffic volume as a measure of success. However, the true indicator of effective marketing lies in how that traffic translates into meaningful interactions, conversions, and sales.
If you are a CMO or business owner, you’ve likely experienced the frustration of high visitor numbers that don’t correlate with engagement or conversions. This disconnect often
Feeling Stuck in Your Business? Here’s How to Break Free and Move Forward
Every business owner reaches a point where they feel stuck. Whether it’s stagnant growth, overwhelming challenges, or not knowing the next steps, this “stuck” feeling can be frustrating. It’s that stage where you’re putting in the work but not seeing the results. But while feeling stuck is common, only a few entrepreneurs take the right actions to push through and
The power of employee voice: Creating a feedback-driven culture
Most company leaders say that they want their employees to be heard. They want their employees to have a voice. But, when it comes down to it, what exactly does “employee voice” include? Is it simply just about speaking up when they have a concern?
What is employee voice?
Employee voice is more of an all-encompassing phrase to describe the
Understanding Keyword Search Volume: How It Works and Why It Matters
So, you’ve picked out your top keywords. But how do you know which ones will really make a difference for your site? The answer lies in keyword search volume. Keywords help search engines understand what your content is about. By checking the search volume for these keywords, you can gauge how much traffic they might […]
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The Federal Reserve Cuts Commercial Lending Rates…Why did Consumer Lending Rates Go up Then?
In the September Federal Reserve meeting that finished yesterday, the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by 0.50 percentage points vs .25 as originally planned. This makes the first rate cut in 4 years. This shift is expected to eventually lower borrowing costs across various consumer loans, including mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards but first lowers commercial lending rates.