By James Ellis Sales sluggish? Traffic down? Conversion rates dipping? Boss seeming a little gruff with you lately? Fewer smiling customers? More customer comments than you’d like? They all have a … [Read more...]
Hiring Freelancers? Here’s How to Find the Right Ones
By Kayla Matthews If you’re a growing business, you can easily find yourself with more work than your team can handle. While busy times may come and go, biting off more than you can chew can cause … [Read more...]
Should You Grow Your Solo Business? 5 Things to Consider
By Kayla Matthews When looking ahead to 2018, solo entrepreneurs may wonder if they should take the next steps to grow their business. Alternatively, they can stay where they are for now. Several … [Read more...]
How to Create and Control Your Business Budget
By Kayla Matthews Striking out with your first startup? Been in business for a few years but still stumped by budgeting? You’re not alone. Budgeting doesn’t come naturally to many business owners, but … [Read more...]
The Value of Learning to Read Between the Lines in Business
(Updated in 2020) By Kayla Matthews The ability to “read between the lines” can be extraordinarily valuable in business. The skill can help distinguish what people actually want, whether it’s their … [Read more...]
Are You up to Speed on Your Business Finances?
Running a business means you wear many hats and have a lot on your plate to deal with. That said the biggest focus should be on how your business is doing financially. If you lose focus here, you … [Read more...]
5 Ways to Increase Efficiency in your Company
by Robert Cordray 5 Ways to Increase Efficiency in your Company In order to reach their goals, some businesses ask their employees to work longer hours. While this is necessary in some cases, … [Read more...]
Be Healthy
A Guest Post by Rosemary O’Neill Sometimes, youâre cruising along at light speed, taking names and kicking butt, and all of a sudden…bang, youâre sick as a dog. You suddenly have to rely on … [Read more...]
Finding Your Frequency in Business and in Life
I’d known him for 7 years when, in 1995, I hired him as my “partner-in crime,” and my intellectual sounding board. Officially he was a consultant on an internaltional venture. That week he’d … [Read more...]
How to Make Your Surroundings Work for You
Guest Post by Rachel Carlson When life gets busy, a good exercise routine can fall by the wayside. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways you can make physical activity a part of everyday life — … [Read more...]
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