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Do the Scary Thing

Fear. It is such a little word. Only four letters long, but so intimidating! I know there are some other four-letter words I like much better than fear! Hope, rain, love....wait....were you thinking of some other four-letter words??

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Growing Relationships

Getting a customer in the door, to your website, or social media account is the first step. Once they are there, you must meet their expectations.

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3 Second Rule

Your website is like a movie trailer - it lets your clients and customers know what it would be like to work with you. Everything from the images you choose to how easy (or difficult!) it is to navigate your website reveals information about your business to potential clients.

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What Does Self-Sabotage Look Like?

Self-sabotage can have a significant impact on the success of a small business, making it important for entrepreneurs to be aware of these patterns and take steps to address them.

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19 Ten Minute Marketing Hacks

Regularly committing time to the marketing side of your business keeps you thinking about it, and the more you think about it, the more likely you are to take action.

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Stepping Away from Perfection

Perfectionism can lead to indecision, procrastination, and a fear of taking risks, all of which can impede a business's success.

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5 Ways to Streamline Content Creation

Streamline your content creation process to make it faster and more effective.

This isn’t about churning out as much content as possible. This is about creating content that helps you connect with your audience while also helping you reach those big picture goals.

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Marketing Updates for Small Business Owners

It can be challenging to keep up with marketing and social media trends, updates, and new features. That’s why I put together this round up of updates and things you need to know. Even better, you get the context you need to decide how (or if) to use new features.

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