Call me Networking Queen. I live by this strategy because I truly believe in the power of networking. Let me rephrase that: I believe in the power of genuine relationships. I used to think that clients magically appear at your office doorsteps or referrals would flood your phone with endless voicemails. This is not the case!
You're the new kid on the block, I get it. When you're the newbie, one of your main challenges is visibility. As one of the several marketing firms in NJ, we understand that our clients want more customers. We wrote this blog post to help small businesses explore ways to get customers. 5 Ways to Get More
If you are like the cowardly lion, go back to Oz and ask him for the Tin Man's heart of steel. Of course it takes guts, grit, and gruesome coooourage to do what we do: grind and hustle. First, for most entrepreneurs who are not the recipients of a large sum of inherited wealth, we took
Touch down! Yes, yes, yes, and yes! The phrase "Fun in the Sun" will soon be replaced with "Look at the Book"-- I meant your QuickBooks, of course. How productive were you this summer? Did you increase sales or decrease productivity? As a business owner and mother of a ten-year-old pre-teen, I look forward to
Been there, done that. As an entrepreneur, I know how difficult it is to run a business when you are boot-strapped and penny-pinching in your marketing budget. But let's not be too hasty. We've all heard the saying: you got to spend money in order to make money. And although this cliche is as outdated as
Let's set the record straight: being an entrepreneur is NOT for everyone. And just like a singing career and a record label contract to SONY Entertainment, being your own boss should not be something everyone should aspire to become. Sorry if I shattered your China wear, friend, but this is the ugly truth about the ugly truth.
This happens to our team all the time: boredom at the office. I run a small marketing firm with an in-house team of about three people. Each team member is tasked with conveyor-belt duties that can sometimes seem mundane and downright boring. Sure, we are a young team of millennials eager to do things differently at
As a small business owner, I've always struggled with price sensitivity. When is the porridge too hot or too cold? Can the porridge be just right? I've come to the realization that price sensitivity is a matter of mind psychology. Here are some lessons I learned from the merchant's mind: Even the most aggressive,
I apply the same principle that I would when creating blog articles or optimizing a page for a client. Press releases are no different. Create headlines that catch your eye. I love to use this link (http://coschedule.com/headline-analyzer#) because it allows you to analyze the effectiveness of your headline by using a score sheet and even
I’m a millennial so my idea of highly successful habits might seem quite unorthodox to some. Nevertheless, the basic principles of the highly subjective ambiguous phrase “success” remain roughly the same: take care of the mind, the body, and the soul. Here are some of my millennial success habits: Always take breaks. I can’t seem to sit still.
I'm constantly asked to speak to entrepreneurs on the topic of social media branding. I'm often asked, "Can you really get customers from social media?!". And the answer is, "Yes you can, but it doesn't happen overnight". Social media branding is like PR Branding or Business Branding -- the process takes time, dedication, and consistency.
You’re camera shy, I get it. But did you ever consider the potential videos have on customers? This alone is reason enough for you to consider adding YouTube videos for your small business. I know what you might be thinking: too expensive, not a video pro, or not
I remember starting my business as a solo practitioner who believed building an internal team was the only way to grow your business. I was under the pretense that if you build your own team members from within (at the early stages of your business), you would eventually experience teamwork - a euphoria of a somewhat
So this topic is interesting because I left corporate and ventured into my own business, hoping that I would spend more time with my daughter -- but alas, this was my experience which might not necessarily reflect the experiences of other women. I worked for corporate for over six years and finally decided to launch
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