You can greatly improve employee performance in your company when you diversify the types of incentives you use.
moreBig-hearted Amy Porterfield and Rick Mulready share some important lessons in this podcast that could help you jumpstart your first Facebook and YouTube Ad campaigns.
moreEverybody talks about a communication centered on client needs. Very few companies manage however, to put theory into practice. Why is this happening? Because it is not enough to adapt our messages to the general needs of our customers but we have to build our messages according to the buying journey they are on. In each stage, potential customers have some specific needs.
moreBlogging is a great way to share your knowledge with your potential clients, providing value to them, and increasing the audience to your website. Blogging creates interest for your products and services, generates awareness of your brand and brings more qualified leads into your sales funnel.
moreThe Internet has simplified the task of entrepreneurs and professional services providers. Anyone nowadays has access to social media channels such as a blog or Facebook page to reach a relevant audience. Personal branding strategies are especially effective online because people prefer to communicate with other people rather than with some companies.
moreRecruiting employees because of a shared work ethic, or because we recognize their similarity to ourselves, or even hiring a family member, isn’t a guaranteed recipe for success. James Altucher shares a great example of how small business owners can ensure they employ the right people to partner up with.
moreMany professional services providers offer quality services, but only few manage to market them successfully. Too often, the problem is the way they structure the offer. Finding the most favorable formula to "package” these services is vital for market success. Subsequently, implementing a smart pricing strategy is also vital in order to sustain good sales.
moreMany entrepreneurs avoid using Facebook for business purposes, assuming that Facebook is a social network, not a business community. It's like saying don’t use billboards because the streets are for moving between home and work, and are not for informing commuters about specific products and services. Indeed, people are not on Facebook to be assailed with advertising messages, but that doesn’t mean we can’t promote ourselves through this network.
moreIs Your Business Right for You? This is a question that might not have popped up in your head. And rightly so. You are in business, and you go about it the best way you see fit.
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