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5 Ways to Get Ahead of Your Competition by Making a Lasting Impression on Your Clients
No matter what kind of entrepreneur you are, no matter what kind of business you have, there are likely lots (and lots) of others who do the same thing you do. That's why it's so important to differentiate yourself from your competition in any and all ways that you can.
We Live in a 'Right Now' World — But Good Things Take Time. Here's How to Explain Long Lead Times to Your Clients.
We've all gotten so accustomed to immediate results that anything but can seem like a flop, especially in service industries like PR. Here's why pursuing long lead times is just as important as short-term ones.
Why You Need to Onboard Clients Like You Onboard Employees
It's practically unheard of to hire an employee without onboarding them these days, but the practice isn't as common when it comes to clients.
5 Ways to Jump-Start Your Creativity — Even When It's Running Low
Creativity is a prerequisite for almost any job today, though it comes in many forms. Whatever form you use in your job role, you're sure to find yourself feeling uninspired and unmotivated at times. Here's what one creative content developer does to reignite her flame when it goes out.
Esta es la verdad sobre tener un negocio con tu cónyuge: cómo navegar juntos la vida y el trabajo
Trabajar con tu cónyuge —no solo trabajar, sino también ser dueños y dirigir un negocio juntos— tiene muchas ventajas y desventajas. Aprender qué funciona mejor para los dos como equipo requiere práctica, paciencia, prueba y error, y mucha negociación.
The Truth About Being in Business With Your Spouse — How to Navigate Work and Life Together
Working with your spouse — not just working with them but also owning and running a business together — has many advantages and disadvantages. Learning what works best for the two of you as a team takes practice, patience, trial and error and a whole lot of negotiation.
