Content marketing can feel like a necessary evil for entrepreneurs everywhere. But attracting, increasing, and engaging your target audience doesn’t have to be daunting—it just has to be done right. Focus with me for a moment as I give you a 62-second lesson in the smartest way to increase traffic toward your small business. No … Continue reading “3-Steps, No Excuses: Content Marketing for Entrepreneurs”
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How to Train Employees to Create Common Sense
Small business owners have certain expectations for their employees—those things they assume their team will do. Some entrepreneurs call it common sense, but I call it chaotic. That’s why I’m sharing my small business secret to train your employees in a simple, focused way. Because common sense isn’t all that common, unless there’s a solid … Continue reading “How to Train Employees to Create Common Sense”
How to Detox Your Overstuffed Email Inbox
Many entrepreneurs are email hoarders—especially when it comes to their inbox. Unfortunately, displaying emails front-and-center creates a cycle of continuous switchtasking. Talk about a productivity killer! Start stockpiling those messages the smart way with my super simple solution—served up in less than 90 seconds! Think of it as a much needed detox for your overstuffed … Continue reading “How to Detox Your Overstuffed Email Inbox”
Which kind of entrepreneur are you: Founder or President?
Feeling the pull from both sides of your small business roles is a common conundrum for entrepreneurs. That’s because at one point or another, you’ll have to choose between leading the way and managing the windstorm. Stop the struggle before it starts, with my 90 second slice for embracing the right role in your small … Continue reading “Which kind of entrepreneur are you: Founder or President?”
Closed Door, Open Calendar: The Focused Alternative to the Open Door Policy
Small business owners are the absolute best at being approachable and attentive to their employees. But oh how quickly things go awry when visitors treat your availability like a doormat. Protect your window of opportunity to get things done with a quick 90-second lesson on being focused and friendly. So you can leave chaos—not your … Continue reading “Closed Door, Open Calendar: The Focused Alternative to the Open Door Policy”
