Welcome to Weekend Roundup. This is a collection of some great posts that I’ve come across over the previous week.
I don’t go into major depth on each one, but encourage you to check them out if they sound interesting:
Make sure your tweets are being seen with business owners trying to get their message out, how can you be sure they are being seen? Here’s some tips to make sure your tweets get read.
What’s in a business name? 20 considerations for getting it right When you start in business, you may have decided what you’re going to sell or what you’re going to offer, you may have even decided on a location. But have you thought about your business name?
9 steps to starting your freelance web design business Whether you’re a struggling web design business or just starting out, here’s some practical advice to keep you on the right track.
How to design your log for awesome SEO Neil Patel describes how having great design is just as important as the site’s architecture or having great content. Lessons you could apply to your own sites or your customers.
The Lean Start up by Eric Rsett explains how to start a business to ensure long term sustainability. The early days should be about learning not making money. He explains why you should create minimum viable products and explains the importane of testing and meauring through the use of innovation accounting. If you’re looking to start up a business or expanding your existinbusiness into new areas you should definitely consider The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses
Business books are a cheap way of improving your business education without a large time commitment or financial outlay.
For many years I’ve been a big fan of buying business books. In fact I’ve got shelves …
Welcome to Weekend Roundup. This is a collection of some great posts that I’ve come across over the previous week.
I don’t go into major depth on each one, but encourage you to check them out …
Welcome to Weekend Roundup. This is a collection of some great posts that I’ve come across over the previous week.
I don’t go into major depth on each one, but encourage you to check them out …
I could take the time to read a fiction book, but I don’t. I would rather read websites, newspapers, magazines, looking for ideas and concepts that I can use. I spend time in bookstores because …
Over the next few weeks you will read blogs, newspaper articles and endure hours of TV coverage talking about the year that’s just about to end/gone and what the writer or presenter has learned over …
Raving fans are customers that love your products or services so much they not only tell or their friends and family about your stuff, they show them how to use it and sell it for …
Five years ago did you know where you would be today? Even if you had a vague idea of where you’d be, chances are reality is different to how you imagined it would turn out.
For …
This is a guest post from Yolanda Facio at Red Hot Momentum. When you’ve finished reading this post please tweet, “like” and share your thoughts in the comments below.
As a small business owner you need …
If it is, then our friends over at FirepoleMarketing.com want to talk to you!
Semi local business are those that as well as trading in the local community also have an online element, which allows their …
This is a guest post by Timo Kiander from TimoKiander.com. Timo is a productivity guru and here he shares 7 Time Saving Tips For Entrepreneurs.
As an entrepreneur, your life is pretty hectic at times. Emails …
If you are not in the UK or won’t be in the UK on 3rd November 2011, you have permission to ignore this post.
This is a guest post by my good friend and BRT community …
Buying is quite often an emotional decision. When a client is faced with a choice of two competing offers the chances are they will buy from the person that they trust the most.
At one time …
So you’ve come this far, you’ve done all the hard work, had the signs made and erected, unpacked the stock and placed it on the shelves, but now is not the time to take your …
This is a guest post by Yolanda Facio from Red Hot Momentum.
Yeah right.
Here’s the thing, it all started in the very, very early 1900’s like 1908-ish. Marshall Field’s department store in Chicago began to use …
On Day 7 we talked about how to create a Marketing Plan. In today’s post we talk about how to execute it.
Contrary to popular opinion, marketing is an activity which starts before the business starts …
*Or insert type of business here
As a coach working with entrepreneurs from the IT industry, one of the most common questions that I get asked is “how can I get more clients for my business?”
As …
This is the eighth part of the 10 Days to Start Up series. In case you missed the previous articles in the series you can catch up here.
In this post we are going to talk …
This is the seventh part of the 10 days to starting a business series. In case you missed the earlier articles in the series you can catch up here.
Today we’re going to focus on Marketing, …
This is a guest post by Yolanda Facio from Red Hot Momentum.
Last week my very smart friend, Lisa Wood, wrote a very quick post on sharing. In its brevity was a very powerful message. I …
You’re an entrepreneur. You work hard, you put your heart and soul into the business and yet you’re not getting the results that you’re after.
What do you do?
Most entrepreneurs work harder. They work more hours, …
This is the sixth part of the 10 days to starting a business series. In case you missed the earlier articles in the series you can catch up here.
In today’s article we’re going to focus …
The other day I posted on Twitter: “What’s the biggest Problem facing Your business” and I got the following response from a follower – “Honestly? Cashflow!”.
Great timing. In this post we are going to look …
Many people think that starting a business in the midst of a recession is a crazy thing to do. But the truth of the matter is that if what your have to offer your potential …
This weekend saw the final of the UK TV Show The Apprentice. This year, unlike previous years, the objective was not to land a job, but to get a business partnership with Lord Sugar and …
My name is Matthew Needham and I'm a full time interim manager and consultant. I work with businesses large and small to help them grow their businesses, save money or improve their business processes.
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