With the number of businesses competing for space and attention in the market, it's not enough to simply have a good product or service to sell.

Before we jump into riveting examples of the 4 P's of marketing, let’s start with the basics. First off, what are the 4 P’s of marketing? The 4 P's of marketing, also known as the marketing mix, is a framework that represents the key elements of a marketing strategy. The 4 P's stand for Product, Price, Place, and Promotion.

Everyone like leads, but a question we’re often asked is ‘how do I get more leads?’ If you’re ready to get stuck in and blitz those business goals, we’ve got five easy and actionable tips direct from an award-winning marketing agency that’s been generating leads for over 10 years.

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Webflow Vs WordPress is a question asked a lot by new clients, and since we're experts in both Webflow and WordPress, we're going to help you choose which web platform will best suit your needs.

I recently had the chance to sit down with Starter Story and discussed the roots behind Never Settle and how it all started as well as the ways we’ve won and lost over the years and the learnings that came with it.

So you understand Lean Startup, now how do you actually incorporate it into your business? In this video Kenn, one of the Never Settle founders discusses:

eCommerce Trends show eCommerce being one of the fastest growing industries on the planet! Here's how to prepare and make the most of 2017.

There's enough people trying to ruin the internet - don't be one of them by being an email cowboy. Your quick guide on how to spot one.

Lean startup offers incredible insight and methodology to run your business, product, or new feature in a smarter more productive way.

Kenn Kelly joins the Marketing Access Pass podcast and shares his experience of creating a start-up company using the "Lean Startup Method."

Kenn Kelly of Never Settle joins the Your Website Engineer podcast to discuss the Lean Startup Method and the book 12 Products in 12 Weeks.

We decided that there is a lot to learn from getting in a repetitive small batch cycle to create 12 products in 12 weeks. Learn how we did it!

What if you had the chance to to have a week to yourself to work on whatever you wanted? Once in a while we like to work in what is called a leap week.

Never Settle has been working 40-hour weeks for over two years now and the benefits have been monumental in the sanity and productivity of the team.