Notes From the Messy Middle
Strategic thinking for Stage II owners. The growth phase no one warns you about.
Ownership & Entrepreneurship
I Run a Small Business #LikeAGirl & Achieve Because of It
I just finished watching the extended video #LikeAGirl created by Always.com created for Super Bowl 2015. It’s inspirational and thought
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Sales & Marketing
How Blogging for Your Small Business Drives Traffic to Your Website
What entrepreneur doesn’t scratch their head in bewilderment trying to figure out how to drive more traffic to their website!
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Sales & Marketing
Use a Little “Pull” to Acquire New Clients for Your Small Business
When it comes to gaining clients for your small enterprise, there are two approaches from which to choose. You can
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Ownership & Entrepreneurship
Coaching for Small Business? You Can’t Be Serious!
Small business coaching is vital to the success of any business. Having someone who can encourage and lead you in
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People & Partnerships, Sales & Marketing
Why Your Small Business Needs a Social Media Policy
Most of us enjoy using social media during our personal time. But what happens when social media spills over into
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Sales & Marketing
4 Simple Guidelines For The Best Social Connections For Your Business
Social media underscores the ability of small businesses to reach out and connect with others around the globe. It fosters
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Sales & Marketing
Winning! What It’s Like to Be the Business Blog to Watch in 2015
When I began blogging in March of 2010, I was uncertain of a few things – the most prevalent was
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Mindset & Resilience, Strategy & Planning
A Simple Tip to Avoid Leaving Out What Matters in Your (Business) Life
Most entrepreneurs have plans and activities important to the achievement of their goals. It doesn’t matter if it’s strategic thinking
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