Building Your Brand, Marketing Professional Services, Referral Building
At least during stressful times of business, business people think that it would have been better if there is no competition in business. But, this thought arises because of lack of knowledge on how to utilize competition for the growth of your business. Competition...
Building Your Brand, Referral Building
To truly understand what is going on with your website, you need to install an analytics software that will track your visitors to see which pages they are viewing on your website as well as where they are coming from. When you have access to this information, you are...
Getting Started, Marketing Professional Services, Referral Building
Dr. John Gottman is a psychology researcher who can predict whether or not a newly married couple will still be together in five years with over 90% accuracy. His success rate is staggering and he suggests that his results are based on how couples argue, he analyses...
Building Your Brand, Getting Started, Marketing Professional Services, Referral Building
What Potential Clients are Looking for in a Freelance Resume Looking to attract new clients with a freshly polished resume? Good for you – show ’em what you got. Just remember, it’s the little things that matter most when it comes to making that all...
Building Your Brand, Getting Started, Marketing Professional Services, Referral Building
It’s one of the ironies of life that most of us spend our childhoods trying to fit in only the spend our adult years trying to remember to stand out. Similarly, most startups and solopreneurs start off by trying to do same thing and copying the herd. When it comes to...
Building Your Brand, Getting Started, Marketing Professional Services, Referral Building
In celebration of his new book, Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds and Action, branding superstar and online jack of all trades Guy Kawaski has new infographic making the rounds courtesy of Column Five that solopreneurs and small business owners should...
