Category: entrepreneurship

  • Outstanding free marketing tools you need to know about

    Outstanding free marketing tools you need to know about

    Free Marketing Tools… and More The amount of free marketing tools and information available for marketers, entrepreneurs and those bootstrapping a business is fantastic. However, it can be overwhelming to keep track of everything you might use now or down the road. After creating a comprehensive list of essential free tools for Entrepreneurial Marketing students, (available HERE) one…

  • Who else wants to create a fantastic social media proposal?

    Who else wants to create a fantastic social media proposal?

    Let’s write a social media proposal It’s always best to personalize your approach with a potential client, but here is a link to helpful tips on what you need to include in the social media proposal. Best of luck and go get ’em! [Also see Outstanding Free Marketing Tools You Need to Know About] “Well-written social…

  • 8 Fascinating Must-Read Books for Entrepreneurs, Marketing and Business

    With some extra drive time, I caught up on some book reading (or listening in this case). Here are the best so far. The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine See the movie and read the book or vice versa. Either way, you’re in for a terrific ride. In a riveting fashion, Michael Lewis describes and…

  • Freelancing – while keeping your full-time job

    Good post on freelancing by Ryan Robinson on Skillcrush. Want to dip your toes in the entrepreneurial waters by freelancing while keeping your full-time job? You’re not alone — countless other people do, too. But how? Here’s a guest post from Ryan Robinson, an entrepreneur and marketer who teaches people how to create meaningful self-employed careers. (His online courses “The…

  • The Five Stages of Small Business Growth

    Categorizing the problems and small business growth patterns in a systematic way that is useful to entrepreneurs seems at first glance a hopeless task. Small businesses vary widely in size and capacity for growth. They are characterized by independence of action, differing organizational structures, and varied management styles. Yet on closer scrutiny, it becomes apparent…