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Is Your Facebook Page Working for You as a Business Owner?
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Is your Facebook page working for you by bringing you customers, prospects, marketing opportunities, and more income?
Business people today know that the objective of using social media is to reach a larger audience and generate income. Yes, its purpose is to meet and make friends, collaborate, communicate and share with like minded people.
But it is so time consuming that as an entrepreneur and business owner with limited staff and limited resources it should provide a return on investment (ROI).
I have three questions for you:
- Do you make connections with a clear decision as to who you choose to connect with?
- Once you connect to your Facebook friend what is the next step you take with your new FB friend?
- Do you have strategic alliances and joint venture proposals in the pipeline that can generate income for your business?
Your answer to those three questions Read More→
Five Tips for Your Small Business
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As a small business owner you are the backbone of the economy. One of the hardest parts of bulding your business is coming up with ideas for the marketplace that will generate revenue and provide you with financial freedom.
Often you are bootstrapping. You did not get a loan from the bank. You might have some funds from your severance package at your last company or from friends and family. So you look for ways to run your business efficiently and for the least amount of money. What funds you have need to stretch as far as possible.
In order for you to make money, clients must know about you and your services. They also need to know where to find you. Here are five tips to help you with this.
Tip #1 – Get a website
This is a given. You must have a website in order for your customers to find you and your services. There are many options out there that cost little to no money. Blogger is a tool that is easy to use and using this you can have a website up and running in an hour.
Tip #2 – Twitter
Join Twitter using your company name. Use this tool to connect with your current customers and to find new customers. Use the Twitter search tool to Read More→
