One of my favorite things to do as a Client Advocate is to help clients brainstorm ways to reach their goals OR ways that they can ease a pain point they are having. A pain point may not mean they are having issues, but possibly that they are struggling with growing their list or bringing in residual income.
It’s tough to
go on some websites or online articles and not run into somebody’s blog. There
are many kinds of blogs, but for business, they range from personal blogs to
industry-related to community interest. Do you need a blog for your company? Do
you want one? You’re a busy small business owner; we get it. If you’re going to
do something that takes your time, you want to make sure it’s useful.
There is a
common misconception about what a blog actually is. They started out being an
avenue for personal expression which developed followers who had the blogs sent
to their newsfeeds, like having a magazine or newspaper delivered to your front
door. Today, your best blog content starts on personal and company websites,
not blog sites and you don’t find them by category in chat rooms or forums so
much as on social media.
Your marketing
plan for your small business can include a variety of tools. Today, it’s
important understand what those tools are, which are important for your
particular business as well as how to best implement them. One of those tools
is blogging. In case you wonder about the usefulness of blogging as part of
your marketing plan for our business, check out this article.
There’s nothing like getting to the end of the day, knowing you got a lot done. How do you get to that point? Ever have days where you just don’t seem to be organized, where your mind wanders, or you just don’t feel like being at work? Those days are often less than productive. It can also be tough to avoid putting off unpleasant or daunting tasks until the next day. To avoid that thinking, read this great article. As a business owner, you have more at stake than others do and your desire to start your day productively should come easily every day. What do you do when it doesn’t?
Digital Marketing has never been more important to small business owners in getting the word out about their products and services. It’s imperative that companies have an effective and far-reaching internet presence so not only are they found by their potential customers but shine above a red-ocean of competitors in their community. Social Media Platforms are one of many tools for creating your total digital marketing plan. They’re a great way to get your brand out there because it’s free, and done carefully, a vital way to reach a massive amount of people in your community who might need your products and services. For tips on putting together your social media strategy, read this.