Category: Business

Before Launching Your Business, Ask Yourself These Essential Questions

Before launching your business and let people know about your available services and products, here are a list of questions to ask yourself.

How To Create A Brand That’s As Unique As You Are

Post author By Marisa Donnelly
Post date November 25, 2018
Categories In Business, Creative, Marketing

Creating a unique brand is all about consistency. Regardless of what you’re sharing or creating, everything needs to scream ‘you.’

How To Legitimize And Build Your Online Presence

Whether a business owner or individual looking to grow, learning how to build your online presence can benefit you tremendously.

7 Tips For Working Remotely (Or Getting Work Done On The Road)

Post author By Marisa Donnelly
Post date November 21, 2018
Categories In Being Your Own Boss, Freelance Writing, Productivity, Remote Work

Whether you prefer a coffee shop or cabana, the comfort of your bed or a hotel room desk, working remotely is easy—you just have to know how to do it.

9 Foolproof Ways To Develop Strong Client Relationships

Here are tips for building strong client relationships (and inevitably paving your path to success), regardless of your industry.

9 Tips For Creating An Awesome Online Store

Hey entrepreneurs, bloggers, freelancers, creatives, and business people! If you’re serious about sales, creating an online store is the way to go. As of mid-October 2018, I acquired full rights to my poetry book, Somewhere On A Highway, which started my passion for product sales, and, subsequently the launch of my store. Not only am […]

How To Know If You Should Leave Your Current Career

You have a nagging feeling that something isn’t right.

How To Land Your First Client

Post author By Marisa Donnelly
Post date October 4, 2018
Categories In Business, Client Relationships

Whether you’re just beginning your business entity, or well on your way, having strategies for reaching out to potential customers, engaging them with your content, and encouraging them to make a purchase is essential.