Podcasts about business blogger

It is definitely a must to stay abreast with what is happening in the techie world, however, if operating the business does not require this new app or that new tool then it is definitely not a wise business decision to get it... By Grace Nasralla, Business Blogger | e-presence Consultants Inc. (founders of BizReflections, The small business blog) | info@e-presence.ca | www.e-presence.ca.  

What truly have differentiated businesses that are meeting their monthly revenue from businesses that are struggling to survive is innovation in remodelling the business to meet customer needs in a pandemic that really hit the business community hard.  Here are 4 tips to guide a business to innovatively remodel its offerings. By Grace Nasralla, Business Blogger | e-presence Consultants Inc. (founders of BizReflections, The small business blog) | info@e-presence.ca | www.e-presence.ca.

Happy Wednesday, superstars.This time I'd love to talk about the overwhelming number of apps we seemingly need to download to stay relevant..or do we? Which apps do we need as consumers and how do we select the apps that bring us the most value as business owners or creators?Tune in to find out! I am truly convinced this will bring you value in many ways.NEW BLOG ON WHICH SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS ARE BEST TO BE ON FOR YOUR BUSINESS ACCORDING TO YOUR INDUSTRY NEEDS:www.onestmediaproductions.com/blogWould love to hear from you, superstar.Please share your feedback and I'll read it on this podcast! Hey, an extra shoutout has never harmed anyone!Submit on: @iamolganyc on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook & TikTokHave a great day and talk to you tomorrow morning on LOD! Support the show (http://www.artists4justice.org)

Join Our Facebook Group Community here: http://bit.ly/sfe-community Listen to our SFE podcast - Impact Talks on Anchor or Spotify: https://startupfundingevent.com/podcast/ ... Featured on Forbes as a “Top 20 Influencer of Chief Marketing Officers” – 2018 #1 Global Content Marketing Influencer – 2018 Listed on Forbes as one of the “Top 20 Influencers of CMO's” – 2017 Ranked by Apollo Research in the “Top 20 Influencers of Digital Marketers in the USA” – 2016 #1 Global “Digital Marketing Influencer” – 2016 #1 ‪‎Content Marketing‬ Influencer from 6M+ daily web updates in 2015 by Appinions Included on Entrepreneur.com as one of the “50 Online Marketing Influencers to Watch” – 2015 ... 0:00 Introduction, profession and first career 08:30 Career before 2007 and what scaled the twitter followers 14:08 How can startups reach their audience through social media? And where and on what should scaleups spend their ads money? 19:54 What's the future for social media and content creation? 26:57 And quantity vs quality content creation 31:24 A social media handling team 36:13 PR effects, before and after 47:00 The long game 51:27 Work-life balance in the beginning 53:54 Is content creation a viable career? 57:54 Your first hire 59:46 Google authority 01:04:46 What is your biggest unexpected failure and what did you learn from it? 01:09:16 What is the project that you worked on that has the biggest impact? 01:17:07 What are you currently doing, not business-related, that gives you energy? 01:20:54 Books recommendation and closing ... We bring inspiring startups and world-class founders on 1 stage to pitch for our Innovation Funding Award. Be part of our next event full of inspiration and great ideas! Get a FREE VIP Ticket for our next event: http://www.startupfundingevent.com Created by https://www.lightningvideoeditors.com

The Small Business Sessions, Enterprise Nation's podcast powered by Xero, is back for another episode. Series four, hosted by Enterprise Nation head of content Dan Martin, features a brilliant line-up of entrepreneurs and experts sharing insights and inspiration on how to start and grow a brilliant business. This week we're joined by podcaster and influencer, Sarah Akwisombe. Sarah started her interior design blog on the side while working at a tech start-up. The blog grew and she decided to take it full time. She has since become an influencer in the interior design world and worked with major brands including Dulux. Sarah now also runs No Bull Business School which delivers "straight-up courses to help women build a kick-ass business and brand" and the No Bull Business Women podcast. In a podcast packed full of insights, the entrepreneur discusses how to grow a readership for your blog, the importance of video, podcasting and Instagram, why women in business face different challenges to men, female entrepreneurs' confidence and appetite for risk and running a business with your partner. To find out more, go to www.enterprisenation.com/podcast

Cendrine Marrouat done many things, including teaching, translation, photography, reviews, blogging, content curation, and journalism. She also released six collections of poetry, two photography books and two social media ebooks. One of her ebooks, "The Little Big eBook on Social Media Audiences: Build Yours, Keep It, and Win" which was launched in 2014, is a down-to-earth guide that focuses on the four pillars of relationship and audience building: Finding, Engaging, Creating, and Connecting. The book led to her winning the community choice vote in social media for the 2015 Small Business Books Awards. That same year, Cendrine was recognized as a Top 100 Business Blogger by BuzzHumm. In addition to other media appearances, she was featured in the Huffington Post Website: http://cendrinemarrouat.com/ Twitter: @cendrinemedia

Jen Monks, Founder of Life Wise Lady and Business Blogger, shares the story of her journey back into entrepreneurship and the reasons behind why she started her blog. We also chat about "competition", whether we would change our past if given the option, and Jen shares lessons she learned from struggles in her past. Get the show notes and transcription at https://thekimsutton.com/pp128.

Chris and Brian sit down with Brian Johnson. Brian is a Send Out Cards distributor. He also writes a business blog and does some coaching and consulting for entreprenuers and business owners. Brian helps business owners and professionals leverage the relationships they already have. Using his company's app and simple strategies, he shows clients how to increase their customer retention, attract more referrals and be the top of mind professional in their market. No matter what your profession, greeting cards are a powerful business tool to help make sure your clients and customers know just how important they are to you! Learn more about Send Out Cards from Brian. Brian also runs a popular Facebook group for business owners called Facebook Introductions for Business Owners. www.thejoneszones.com www.sendoutcards.com/brianj www.brianjohnson.blog --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support

Jen Monks, Founder of Life Wise Lady and Business Blogger, shares the story of her journey back into entrepreneurship and the reasons behind why she started her blog. We also chat about “competition”, whether we would change our past if given the option, and Jen shares lessons she learned from struggles in her past. Get the show notes and transcription at https://thekimsutton.com/pp128

Talking to a sales legend always makes me smarter. This conversation with Barb Giamanco is one of those times. If you tune in, you'll see why, as we go deep into why sales rises - and falls - on leadership. We also discuss how to get people's attention on social media, how to fix the seller's mindset (hint: Answer the question: What is important enough that the person you're trying to connect with that they will take time out of their day?) and more about how to drive conversations in a helpful way with those you interact with.  About Barb Giamanco Barb Giamanco heads up Social Centered Selling. She’s the co-author of The New Handshake: Sales Meets Social Media and authored the Harvard Business Review article Tweet Me, Friend Me, Make Me Buy. After 25+ years in Sales, Barb understands the challenges that sales leaders and salespeople face. She sold as an individual contributor and built and managed corporate sales teams where she earned a reputation for hiring the best of the best. She busted quota through the years selling to multiple customer types: enterprise, mid-market, small medium business, distributors, retailers, and channel partner customers. She has spent the last 14 years learning what works and what doesn’t when implementing social media as part of business, sales, and marketing strategy. With a successful C-level background in Sales, Technology and Leadership Development, Barb’s experience speaks for itself. She capped her corporate career at Microsoft, where she led sales teams and coached executives. Through the years she has sold $1B in sales. Barb and her team members have designed programs for companies that include Microsoft, CNN Newsource, SAP, SAP Ariba, InsideView, Sprint, Gallery Furniture, Nationwide Insurance, Earthlink, Sykes Enterprises and UPS Capital Insurance and trained more than 30,000 sellers in mastering the art of consultative sales and social selling. Barb is consistently recognized as a Top Sales and Business Blogger, a Top 25 Influential Leader in Sales, a Top 25 Sales Influencer on Twitter and one of Top Sales World’s Top 50 Sales and Marketing Influencers for the 3rd year in a row. Her LinkedIn profile ranks in the Top 1% of all profiles viewed. Connect more with Barb Giamanco Social Centered Selling - Barbara's company  Connect with Barb on LinkedIn Follow Barb on Twitter

Tessa is a professionally trained chef, cookbook author and cookie queen. She loves to write about all things sweet, carby and homemade. She's on a mission to make the world a more unapologetically delicious place. Tessa lives in Phoenix, Arizona. In this podcast you'll learn: How Tessa got her start as a professional blogger How Tessa went from hobby blogger to a business Why she sells her own products and doesn't just rely on sponsored posts Links: Join my FREE webinar and learn how to grow your blog Show Notes Click to view: show page on Awesound

Copywriter, Business Blogger and Owner of Need Someone To Blog, Jen Miller explains the importance of a content calendar. Jen shares effective methods for planning out the editorial calendar on your website and why one is needed, all in under 10 minutes.

How prepared are you for the challenges of running your small business? What energizes you to make it through tough times and just how transparent are you (and should you be) to your employees and everyone else that you discuss your business with?  If you felt like your business was about to shut down, could you imagine reaching out to the New York Times with an offer to share the experience with thousands of people? Paul Downs thought it would make for a good story and he wrote for the NYTimes.com for 4-years before writing a "year in the life of my business" book: Boss Life. You've never read a business book like Boss Life. The book quickly joined our list of "must reads" for all current and potential business owners. The work is the most honest and transparent business book that we have ever read and we encourage all of you to read it. Today, Paul Downs joins Dave Hamilton and Shannon Jean on the Small Business Show where they dig a bit deeper into Paul's story, into Boss Life and into the work ethic that has kept Paul in business for over 30-years. Listen in and then help your fellow small business owners out by doing a quick review of the Small Business Show on iTunes.   00:00:00 Small Business Show #83 September 7th, 2016 00:01:05 Boss Life author Paul Downs - “Not suited to working for other people” 00:05:15 2008 Recession - laid off half staff - sure I was about to go out of business. 00:06:00 What would it be like to drive a business into the ground? 00:07:09 Make the offer 00:09:33 (Don't) Hide until you're successful 00:11:25 Think through your problems by talking about them and writing them down - this is what the NYT Blog did for Paul 00:13:45 Hang onto your threads. They're all you've got. 00:15:13 Define your own definition(s) of failure 00:16:12 Be a clear thinker 00:16:57 Share your problems - with real small businesses “Real Businesses” - love this. 00:21:23 The genesis of Boss Life – The experience of running a business 00:29:57 Understanding profitability 00:31:55 Being candid won't kill you. 00:34:04 Find out about Paul Downs Custom Conference Tables