What’s your time-management style? Google calendar, an old-fashioned paper planner, some combo of the two? Or… are you just winging it? Some business owners operate just fine moment to moment, but the majority of us thrive when we have a flexible structure to our days and weeks. Not only will planning ahead help you keepContinueContinue reading “5 Options for better Time Management”
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The free and easy way to create image quotes to share on social media
Quotes like this can have a powerful impact on bringing awareness to your business via Instagram. They’re not hard to find, so you can easily reshare, but better yet, they’re easy to make. (Plus, this one is SO true.) Here’s how you can make a traffic-driving, inspiring quote image in 10 minutes or less, forContinueContinue reading “The free and easy way to create image quotes to share on social media”
How to keep the passion alive – for your business
Launching a business, blog, or new service can be exhilarating. But after you achieve that milestone, how do you keep the momentum going? How do you keep things new and interesting, after days, weeks, years? Here are five tips for keeping the passion alive: 1. Remember Your Why Why did you get into this? ToContinueContinue reading “How to keep the passion alive – for your business”
Why Tone of Post is So Important
Use careful consideration when promoting events on social media. Chances are, if you’ve been sharing valuable content, engaging with the community, and sharing a personality of your brand, you won’t want to break character with a hokey marketing piece. The viewer will disregard it the same way they disregard a TV commercial that interrupts their favoriteContinueContinue reading “Why Tone of Post is So Important”
Nonprofits: How Your Mission Statement Should Affect Your Social Marketing
Do you know your organization’s Mission Statement? You can gain a better understanding of your social media goals and purposes by keeping your statement easily accessible. However, your Mission Statement is not the same as your Marketing Statement. A Mission Statement is a formal declaration of your organization’s purpose. Your Marketing Statement breaks those termsContinueContinue reading “Nonprofits: How Your Mission Statement Should Affect Your Social Marketing”
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