by Memma Hough If your copy isn’t ‘salesy’ it’s a bit like a digestive biscuit without the chocolate. Absolutely useless. Yet people will talk openly about not having to actually ‘sell’ a service or a product. And I honestly believe that lies like this have led to under par sales pages being written across the […]
We LOVE our She Owns It featured contributors and we LOVE sharing their awesomeness! Ray Ball of A Few Hungry Girls has just launched her new ebook ‘Cut the Crap’ a 21 day detox. See all the details below! from Ray Ball Cut The Crap was written by Ray Ball of A Few Hungry Girls […]
by Amy Miller Ladies, let’s be upfront. We’ve all been there. Right at the almost tip-top of our game – glowing and gleaming with happiness and energy as clearly we are just about to take on the world. We are the “up and coming”, the one everyone is counting on to make an incredible next […]
by Rossana Snee There are some people who are quite etiquette-savvy. They know how to set a perfect table—the dishes, the glasses, and the multiple utensils. There are, however, some settings that are even more important—the Setting of Boundaries. Boundaries are considered to be a dividing line, a protective shield between what you will, or […]
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by Kendra Lee It’s December! For most sales reps and sales managers that means it’s crunch time for achieving your sales goals. With just weeks left in the year, you need to close sales fast, but don’t want to appear desperate. Here are 12 strategies you can use to close sales without proposing discounts and […]
by Melissa Stewart We are looking for a few amazing women (and men) to share their inspiration and expertise with the She Owns It community. We will be selecting women based on their level of expertise in their particular fields. Featured contributors must be able to commit to partnering with She Owns It from January […]
by Rakesh Malhotra Despite of being born genetically inimitable individuals, a large number of people do not get a chance to live their lives on their own terms. They ignore the fact that they are born to be themselves and act in ways that are usually not their own. Stressful times and circumstances are able […]
by Melissa Stewart Last night on Twitter I had a “moment” – I allowed myself to be sucked into a conversation with an “opinionated” tweeter. I won’t name names or be mean, that’s not how I roll. You see, I respect people’s rights to have opinions, even when they differ from mine. Last night the […]
by Tracy Goodwin In my private practice I hear over and over, “I just can’t say what I want to say”. Why I ask? I get a myriad of reasons but the bottom line, is fear of what people will think, say, do. That’s where the skill of effective communication comes in handy, in fact, […]
