Business Tips

For about 3 months straight, I’ve been writing blogs every single day, and as time went on – I received so, so many benefits from the new found habit.

Not to toot my own horn, but I’m going to anyways. I’m quite good at what I do, and I can say that not from some distorted inflation of an idea of who I think I am or what I think I do. This feeling of quality in product comes from results.

Social media is a virtual reality. It’s something online, outside of the real world – but it is a social thing. And this is why you need to treat your social media accounts like communities.

We’ve all been in those situations where someone was trying to sell us something. They talked faster and faster about all the features and benefits as they went more red in the face, and you started drifting off, thinking about what you had for supper last night and wondering why you’re still standing there listening.

If you’ve started and built a business, then there’s no doubt that you’re a creative person. Building a company is just that – it’s creation. But as you get deeper and deeper into your endeavour, wouldn’t it be nice to have a helping hand?

If you’ve been in business for a number of years now, you’ll know that there are hard times and there are easy times – but here’s the good news: it’s supposed to be hard. If it were easy, everyone would be doing it.

If you own a business, chances are that you’re the backbone of what the business is. Whatever the industry, you started the thing, and your energy is put into every aspect of it.

So, if life is nothing more than a string of moments, pieced together, creating events and situations – we can then agree that we’re all creating this experience together.

We all go through hard times as business owners. Whether we’re having a few lean months, or there’s some deals that didn’t go through the way that we thought they would. Maybe you’ve had back-to-back issues with employees, or had some kind of catastrophe slide across your desk.

So, you’re a business owner – and you do what you can to market your products and services. You’ve hired a team of professionals to handle your content creation and distribution, and it’s going well.

As human beings, there are certain driving forces that inform our decisions and directions in life.

Throughout the lifespan of a business, this will happen time and time again. Change comes, we adapt and regroup – dive back in and repeat the process.

An interesting thing has been happening lately, with my general and average conversations – mostly with clients or potential clients.

The more I learn about and use each platform we have online as a digital content creator, the more I’m able to see them as what they are.

Hey business owner, I’m sure you’ve been asking yourself “Should I hire a professional for my social media?”

Whether you want to admit it or not, there are certain days that just run better than others.

The success and proper operation of a company’s website can be a finicky thing.

Time and time again, I feel that I hear the excuse “oh, the algorithm just didn’t pick it up,” or “make sure the algorithm likes it,” as though we’re serving some digital content distribution God.

Branding is a subject that comes up time and time again over here, and this specific subject isn’t one to skim past.

Your marketing strategy shouldn’t be considered a one dimensional system.