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Now imagine you were doing what you love doing ALL week. So much so, that the definitive line between workweek and weekend become blurred, and becomes simply a “week”... Read More

As a small business owner or solopreneur, cultivating customer relationships is a vital part of doing business, but not everyone is so successful in this area. The strength and longevity of your customer relationships... Read More

Customer references are something that all businesses strive for. Customers who can be approached to say good things about your company. But shouldn't all customers be references? What are you doing to ensure they are? Read More

This short guide to domain names looks at some of the things that may influence your choice of domain name for your business website... Read More

Blog post shows you how to create an elevator pitch that will help you sell your business in the shortest possible time. Read More

If you are going to put a photo of two business people shaking hands up on your website then why not take a photo of YOU shaking the hand of one of your current customers and put this up on your website... Read More

This is the sixth and last part of a multi-part blog post about one of your love/hate relationships: SALES!!! In Part 6, I wrap it all up and take you through a 10-step process to going from Fearful to Fantastic! Every step will help you move past fear and closer to the fantastic vision you have fo Read More

Where there is life, there is change. We change through action, learning, and commitment. Transitions are periods of risk and possibility. They are a period of danger and opportunity... Read More

We need to ask ourselves this question every time we are about to approach a prospective customer or client. Why? Because the answer will give us the ability to give the customer exactly what they need... Read More

If you are a business owner/manager/marketer and you are curious about whether you need to redesign your website, the REAL answer should be provided by feedback you receive from others. What does that mean? Here's a quick exercise... Read More