Anastasia Chernikova — December 2, 2019 According to Sensor Tower, Telegram has over 365 million users across the world. Considering competition companies are struggling with the most popular networks such as Facebook or Instagram, this messenger can be an excellent opportunity to add it to your marketing mix and capitalize on it. The Telegram “Channel” … Continue reading How to Make the Most of Telegram Channels for Small Business Owners
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8 Calendar Tools Your Business Should Use
Max Palmer — November 26, 2019 As a business owner, I’m sure that you’re juggling a million different tasks. That’s why you need a calendar tool to remind you of key appointments, events, and deadlines. A calendar can also keep you organized when it comes to other important business tasks, such as when to bill … Continue reading 8 Calendar Tools Your Business Should Use
The Ultimate Guide to Google My Business Photos
David Hunter — November 27, 2019 Follow @DavidHunterErie Optimizing your Google My Business listing consists of a lot of moving parts: posts, Q&A, reviews, and much more. But one of the most important aspects: Google My Business photos and the optimization of those photos. Here is your ultimate guide to GMB photos and how they … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Google My Business Photos
Business Networking Trends Worthy of Your Serious Attention in 2020
Anthony Carranza — November 29, 2019 Follow @anthonycarranza There’s no arguing that networking is still one of the most important parts of growing your business. Choosing your best methods for networking, however, has become a somewhat divisive topic. While some argue that the internet, all the modern tools it has brought with it is the … Continue reading Business Networking Trends Worthy of Your Serious Attention in 2020
How to Monetize your Knowledge with a Consulting Business (Pt 1)
Steven Imke — November 26, 2019 Follow @SteveImke Having a consulting business is all about being able to monetize your knowledge. Most consulting businesses have a very narrow, but deep knowledge of a particular subject such as cybersecurity, human resource management, the law, etc. While some consulting businesses have more than one employee, a large … Continue reading How to Monetize your Knowledge with a Consulting Business (Pt 1)
Start and Grow a Low Risk Business
Don Dalrymple — November 25, 2019 Follow @dondalrymple I heard from a friend that their big corporation just laid off hundreds of people. It could be from mismanagement, market downturns or simply another industrial age company ending their cash cow ride. It’s easy to lose sight of the bigger picture. If people don’t want what … Continue reading Start and Grow a Low Risk Business
Small Business Snapshot: Email Still Leads
Small Business Snapshot: Email Still Leads by Ray Schultz , Columnist, November 25, 2019 Email remains the tried-and-true channel for small businesses with 79% using it, according to A Look Back at 2019’s Small Business Marketing Trends, a study by Mailchimp. That doesn’t mean they all succeed at it. For one thing, 80% aren’t taking … Continue reading Small Business Snapshot: Email Still Leads
Why Retail Arbitrage Won’t Help You Scale Your Business
Michael Ugino — November 25, 2019 Across YouTube channels and affiliate blogs, self-styled entrepreneurs promote the idea of retail arbitrage as a way to build a living or supplement existing income. The idea is simple: find items for sale on clearance, then turn around and re-sell them for more. Some swear by the technique, pointing … Continue reading Why Retail Arbitrage Won’t Help You Scale Your Business
5 Ways to Use the Instagram Close Friends List for Business
Victoria Taylor — November 22, 2019 In December 2018, Instagram officially launched its new story feature, “Close Friends.” This feature allows you to create a list of “Close Friends” you can exclusively share stories with on a day to day basis. This “Close Friends” feature was initially made for followers to share more private moments, … Continue reading 5 Ways to Use the Instagram Close Friends List for Business
5 Ways Teleworking Benefits the Business Bottom Line
Barry David Moore — November 21, 2019 Six out of ten employers identify cost savings as a major benefit of telecommuting, but there are many huge benefits for companies that implement flexible home working environments. 1. Lower Employee Salary Costs Believe it or not, those people offered a flexible working contract see immediate value and … Continue reading 5 Ways Teleworking Benefits the Business Bottom Line
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