by Kelly McCormick | Feature Contributor Could This Be You? “I’m not making enough money!” Who hasn’t uttered that statement once or twice? Here’s the thing. If you’re doing a lot of work, without seeing a significant increase in your bank balance, you could be undercharging. You’re Not Alone In my experience there are many […]
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Shoebox Day: Your Secret To Success by @CafeGirlsPress
Caroline O’Neil | Featured Contributor Women are world class multitaskers. This is not breaking news. What was breaking news to me was that: Just because I can juggle a dozen tasks at once doesn’t mean I have to, or even that I should. A woman’s time and energy have to be budgeted, as they have […]
Networking; How To Create A Compelling Self Introduction by @tochi5
by Tochi Eze | Featured Contributor I recall when I started out as an entrepreneur, I would go out of my way to reach out and connect with industry experts and potential clients. Let’s just say I attended hundreds of business meetings and social gatherings. As far as I knew, all I needed was my […]
Make Your Brand Your Anchor. 3 Tips for Brand Consistency by @iamronii
by Ronii Bartles | Featured Contributor What do you think of when I say the word branding? Your logo? Your brand story? Your official colors? The font you use? According to Dictionary.com a brand is: noun: kind, grade, or make, as indicated by a stamp, trademark, or the like: the best brand of coffee. a […]
Blessed are the Flexible for they Shall See Money: 5 Tips on Remaining Flexible in Business
by Tiffany Fulcher | Featured Contributor When you build a business there are visions of euphoria that dance in your head! I know because I too had those dreams! You know the ones that your friends talk about; owning your schedule, having long lunches, and waking up when you choose. Those of us who are […]
Want a Successful Business? Ask Your Customers How to Do It
by Emily Worden I used to sell at a lot of craft shows. I loved the cash, but I loved the product research more. I sell custom handbags, so I’d stand in my booth and get to know customers and understand their needs. I met busy moms needing lots of pockets and durable materials. I […]
How to Get the Important Stuff Done Each and Every Week by @AlyciaEdgar
by Alicia Edgar | Featured Contributor Never feel like you get time to work on the really important stuff? We you just lost each week in the busy-ness of what you do, but never feel like you’re making progress towards your big goals? The important stuff will only happen if you make it a priority. […]
A-List Tips for Marketing your Business on Instagram by @StephanieDMedia
by Stephanie Donegan Instagram? Really? Yep! And if you think it is just a silly platform to post pictures for your friends to see, think again. Instagram is way more than that. In the last 8 months, I personally have made a mini fortune marketing my products and services on Instagram. Yes, I’m essentially only […]
10 Important Lessons Holocaust Survivor Lucy Deutsch Taught Me by Mella Noir
by Mella Noir | Featured Contributor Ever met a Holocaust survivor, who survived one of history’s atrocities when she was only 14? I have, and her name is Lucy Deutsch. When she was just a 14 year old girl discovering life, her family was thrown out of their beautiful home and shipped off to Auschwitz […]
Go Ahead And Ditch The Business Card, UNLESS You’re Doing This
by Erica Wiley I was cleaning out my desk drawers this weekend and found boxes of business cards. All the boxes were full, I mean literally no more than 5- 10 cards had been removed. One set of the cards had my previously married name. Another had a special promo on the back. All represented […]
