As a social media trainer and consultant, I have been so blessed to be able to guide some of the most amazing people in starting their businesses — and then marketing their businesses, and I LOVE every bit of it!
Something that I’ve seen repeatedly though, are people who keep attending my classes (some for the last almost ten years). Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate repeat attendees, but the people I am speaking of are those who come back only with a different business or business idea each time.
I do believe in multiple streams of income, but we’re talking about completely closing down a business and then starting something completely different. Keep the main business, your main business – and your “side hustles” on the side.
I don’t knock people for trying. Trust me I know what it’s like to feel stuck or have so many ideas in your head you don’t know which way to turn.
When I first started handing out my business cards, I found that people would look at them, smile, and say, “So, what do you do?”
I recognized that as being a huge problem! Why? If after you’ve given your business card to someone they still don’t get what you do, that means you need to bring clarity to your brand and message.
Much like your elevator pitch, your business card should let people know who you are, what you do, who you help, how you help them and finally the best way or ways to contact you (and connect with you online).
IF YOU PREFER, WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE TO SEE THE STEPS IN ACTION >>
Following is what I’ve included on my business cards to help people immediately understand what I do and how I can help them solve their problem:
When it comes to social media it’s time for all small business owners to be prepared for anything.
Why am I saying this? Well, once again, I’ve had the pleasure of helping a client get their suspended Facebook and Instagram (Meta) accounts reinstated.
Facebook is confusing says this Facebook trainer.
While helping a client with their Facebook (a.k.a. Meta Platforms, Inc.) Business Page, it dawned on me how many different apps and logos, Facebook for Business has.
Did you purchase Managed WordPress Hosting in GoDaddy, but have your domains in a Google Domains account? Need to know how to connect the two? No worries. I’ve got you covered.
In this post, I am going to show you how to add a Google Domain to GoDaddy’s Managed WordPress Hosting. I will walk you through the entire process to make sure your WordPress website is connected, up and running and your SSL certificate is activated.
In this post, I am giving you a quick LinkedIn tip. I’m going to show you how to change your LinkedIn Public URL.
Having a custom public profile URL will help other members and recruiters identify your profile easily and connect with you.
Here is the step-by-step tutorial on how to change your LinkedIn URL: (If you’d rather watch the video, click on the play > button above.)
In 2018, I created a video, “How Do I Remove My Facebook Page from Facebook Business Manager? [Step-by-Step Facebook Tutorial],” that has gotten over 10,290 views on YouTube and is still being viewed today. Since Facebook has made so many changes to Facebook Business Manager and Facebook Business Suite, I created an updated version of this popular video.
Following are the steps to removing your Facebook Business Page from both the Facebook Business Manager and the Facebook Business Suite. If you prefer watching the video, click on the play > button below otherwise scroll past the video to read the text.
Yesterday, I showed you how to change your Facebook password on an Android phone. Today, what I want to do (because I know some people still love their PC or their desktop computers), I wanted to show those people how to change their Facebook password on a PC or desktop.
Today, I’m going to show you how to quickly change your Facebook account password on your Android phone.
If you’d prefer to watch this rather then reading, scroll down and click on the play > button on the video below. If you’d rather read, scroll past the video.