I believe most entrepreneurs realize having a presence on social media is a necessity and, on some level, engage in social media marketing. However, what many people don’t realize is it’s not a quick avenue to massive website traffic and doesn’t result in an immediate return on investment (without a significant financial investment). Meet Barbara, a…
There are millions of people clamoring for attention on the internet. So how do you make your social media posts, blog posts or any content stand out? Of course, you must have quality content that people need but with all that being equal, visual content is one of the simplest ways to stand head and…
Because of the Coronavirus pandemic and the need for social distancing, many business owners are looking for new, innovative ways to serve their clients remotely. E-learning is quickly becoming necessary not only for elementary through college students but for adult education as well. If you have been considering creating your first ecourse or converting a…
“On average, office workers receive at least 200 messages a day and spend about two-and-a-half hours reading and replying to emails.” (Forbes) I’m sure this is more for entrepreneurs! If you don’t believe this, time yourself every time you read or answer an email tomorrow. How much time do you spend on email? I recently discovered…
The spread of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the banning of large events have many entrepreneurs postponing, rescheduling and re-thinking their live events. Oftentimes this is happening on very short notice and the entrepreneurs are left scrambling for answers. Instead of canceling your event and the real or potential income from it, consider pivoting to…
Keywords are in the simplest terms the search words that people use to find your site on the internet. They also tell search engines what your site is about and are one of the elements that affect your Google ranking. When you use the right combination of keywords, you will find that you are attracting…
There comes a time in every entrepreneurial venture where you realize you simply cannot do it all yourself. Sure, when you’re just getting started you really are the “chief, cook and bottle washer.” But as your business grows, it becomes painfully obvious that trying to do everything is only going to lead to: Frustration (when…
