Even adults love getting gold stars.
Recently as I was posting the winners to the Sales [...]
“It is what it is” overused, misused, passive aggressive phrase, fer sure, fer sure.
This phrase is overused, misused and trite. It is the [...]
What is the goal of your achievement?
That headline may sound awkward, but think about it. Are [...]
Who is the real online personality of your company?
Recommended Video Barbara Corcoran's 8 Lessons for Entrepreneurs She is [...]
Don’t be hasty when selecting WordPress templates.
You've decided on WordPress. You are flipping through the hundreds [...]
Susan Finch on Susan Finch – Google Yourself and see what comes up.
Susan Finch, as I've found, is not a totally unique [...]
I think that’s you, but I can’t tell by your faceless avatar.
Forgive me for not introducing you to my friends below. [...]
Domains Should Be Registered in the Client’s Name
There are no ethical exceptions to this rule. If you [...]
Special Pecan Cranberry Pie – My children BEG for this.
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A quick introduction to Susan Finch
Most of the time I don't get to meet my [...]
QR Codes need to be mobile friendly and offer incentive.
From AdAge – the article is good, but the conversation [...]
The importance of a good headshot
If you are ever asked to speak and don't have a headshot you provide in high res, it is almost guaranteed that the people posting the information will turn to the online photo resource, "GOOGLE" to find what they can of you. It may not even be you, it may of you dancing on tables.
Improving Our Service Businesses
Do you have a service-based business? Service businesses face some unique challenges compared to product-based businesses. We heard from mom entrepreneurs who have built successful customer and business-to-business service-based companies. We learned what has worked and what hasn't worked for them, some marketing tips, and business building tips to keep your own businesses moving forward.
Testimonials gathered
Sometimes I'm presented with these little gifts in my inbox [...]
Did you tell everyone you changed your MX and IP?
If you've changed your DNS information, IP addresses, MX records it could affect these things. If you've moved your website, functions may not be set up as they were with the previous hosting company. Are you suddenly getting less mail? Fewer contact forms? A simple lack of communication may be the root of the problem.