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Getting your customer to choose you is really all about three things: Frequency, Intensity and Duration.

We really only buy things to alleviate some kind of pain and frustration. When the pain and frustration of continuing as we are is greater than the pain of changing – we act.
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Make sure you take care of these to dos before the end of the year to ensure your small business is ready for 2015. Read More

Mixing in stories from the field can energize your content and help you connect with your audiences. Five tactics to get you started. Read More

Many of us struggle to make the money we want and build our business. It may not be WHAT you are doing but WHY you are doing it that is the problem. Read More

Many people find it hard to accept criticism from others. This means that they tend NOT to learn from their mistakes. Champions are able to accept valid criticism, and may even ASK for critical feedback in order to learn faster.
If you want to know how to learn from your mistakes, please read on… Read More

Continuing our Storytelling 101 series by talking about the one thing that every content marketing story needs: a hero. Read More

To help you figure out how much capital you’ll need, we’ve teamed up with business consultant Anna Olson to give you the tools to crunch the numbers. Read More

Looking for ways to improve the content you publish? Below are four things you should do to produce better website content. Read More

Ever want your blog posts to make your readers say "I'm ready to do business with you - TODAY"?

Then your blog posts need to be up to snuff.

And to get them there, you can use the 5 tips outlined in this blog post to make them real head-turners. And before you know it, your readers will know, Read More

Fewer small business owners perceive themselves as successful now than did at the start of the economic recovery, a Wells Fargo-Gallup survey of a representative sample of 601 small business owners reveals. In 2009, 43 percent of small business owners reported feeling “extremely” or “very successfu Read More