Holiday Cheer for the Rest of the Year: How to Make the Most Out of This Holiday Season!
It’s that time of year again! The holiday season is upon us, which means more customer requests, longer business hours and producing a holiday marketing strategy that will help you stand out from the crowd using the right message.
You may notice more and more people are writing articles on LinkedIn (something I have been a little slow at keeping up with) and wondered how you can publish your own articles on LinkedIn’s Publishing platform.
This post will provide you with six quick steps on how to create and publish your articles (or blog posts) on LinkedIn.
She then told me that she had looked at my LinkedIn profile and copied exactly what I had on my profile and did the same on hers. She said, she “just changed some of the words.”
For some reason, she thought that was okay, but actually, it was not.
Every couple of months, Facebook moves my Facebook Business Page to the Facebook Business Manager — with the intention of getting me to manage my business page and my Facebook Ad campaigns on this annoying platform. And, every couple of months, I have to take time out of my day to remove it. Ugh!
If you haven’t registered yet for the U.S. Small Business Administration and SCORE Association’s FREE National Small Business Week Virtual Conference, it’s not too late! The virtual conference will be held for three days and begins tomorrow Tuesday, May 1, 2018, and will end on Thursday, May 3, 2018.
Never thought I’d be writing this post about what I thought was a simple Google Chrome extension … a spell-checker to say the least.
But, is Grammarly just a simple spell-checker? I’ve found out that it absolutely is not. It not only checks your spelling but checks your grammar as well. It gets in your business in a good way.
Today, I received the following question on Twitter:
“Romona, I’ve gotten a “follower” who, shall we say, isn’t interested in my message. Her photo is more appropriate to some other type of site. That’s all. Should I: 1. ignore, 2. block, or 3. mute? I had one similar follower and she unfollowed after a few days. Thanks.”
Today, I had the great fortune to conduct a training in Arlington, Virginia for a group of small business owners — in partnership with SCORE Washington DC. The title of the workshop was “The Small Business Guide to Twitter.” At the end of the workshop, one of the participants asked that I put together a summary of what we covered. So, here it goes:
