People always ask me what they can do to improve their marketing so they can generate more leads, close more sales, and distribute consistent content. They’re on the hunt for the magic formula, the special funnel, and the perfect trick that will turn their business into a well-oiled
On Saturday, I went to the gym and had a bit of a wake-up call.
After two years of a pandemic wreaking havoc on small businesses, followed by skyrocketing inflation, labor shortages, layoffs, and now a pending recession, many small business owners are beginning to feel like they should tap out, sell their company, and get a job. Before you make a decision
When was the last time you looked at your marketing strategy? I mean really looked at it. The digital landscape is changing (surprise surprise!) and keeping a finger on the pulse, following the trends, and adjusting your strategy is vital if you want a healthy return on your
You’ve heard the news, right? Inflation is at an all-time high, the price of gas is out of control, the great resignation has left small business owners scrambling to hire, and just when you thought it couldn’t get worse, there appears to be a recession on the horizon.
You’ve likely heard the expression, “Failing to plan is planning to fail.” The same is true when it comes to marketing. Good marketing doesn’t happen by accident—it’s proactive and should be done with intention and a plan.
Are you looking for some great books to read this summer? I’ve got you covered! The following is a list of books I highly recommend. Plus, I’m sharing interviews with the authors on She Talks Business all summer long. If you’re like me and love reading a good
A good friend of mine used to play professional football. He played in two Super Bowl games and I recently asked him a question about what it feels like to play in front of such a large crowd and how he overcame feeling nervous. What he said might
When Sarah Levitt interviewed me for The Making Magnificence Project and asked what has shaped my life and my journey as an entrepreneur, this is what I told her:
Would you be able to scan your quarterly profit and loss statement and know if something was amiss? Would you be able to instinctively sense that something in your numbers didn’t make sense? Would you be able to point to why it didn’t make sense? The numbers in
