Being a DIY entrepreneur is hard enough but then add “website designer” to the mix and you’ve got some road bumps to go through. To make your DIY life a bit easier, here are the top items you must have on your website.

E-Commerce is booming right now. And even the clients that once told me that they had no need to sell online are having me rush their e-commerce websites so they aren’t left behind.

So, what exactly is happening between Apple and companies like Facebook who serve ads? In this podcast episode, we spoke with Carissa Richardson, owner of Kindred Strategy which is a paid media agency based in Columbus, Ohio, and helping clients nationally. She broke down what’s happening in as little jargon as possible.

When you think of a website, you’re likely thinking of the beautiful color scheme, eye-catching images, and having your target audience fall in love with your copy. Sorry to tell you but that’s not all you need on a website to make you legit.

We had an amazing event focused on email marketing for small businesses. Our speaker, Tonnisha English, CEO of TJE Communications, was incredible! Here’s your chance to get all her know-how in the recording. Below are just a few notes of our hour-long chat with Tonnisha!

Want to get more conversions on your website? Whether you’re launching a new program or just want to get that lead capture off the ground, here’s what you can do to help your site visitor say, “Hell Yeah!”

“Getting clear on their ideal customer and getting to know them,” says Jackie. She explains that you should really know the details before starting the project, including, where they live, their values what their family situation is like versus their business situation, are they working full time or freelancing?

Wondering how to decipher all the legal “stuff” when it comes to your business? In this podcast, I spoke with Demetrius about how business owners can navigate their businesses through a legal lens.

Are the contact forms on your website not helping you get conversions? Whether you’re getting too many unqualified responses or none at all, this one is for you. Make sure to comment below your top website questions!

Starting your website and confused about where to even start? Here’s a rundown of what you can do to avoid wasting time redoing your site, wondering what pages to create, and even what features to use. Let’s get started!

Have you been stalking Squarespace to see if it’s the right website platform for you? We’ve all been there, in the undecided phase. You know, the one where you watch 20 videos just to see if they help you make a choice for your business? Well, here’s another one for you.

Have you been feeling like your website is looking kind of stale? It might be time to refresh your website. Here are the top 3 things you should do to spruce up your site and make it snazzy.

Having an endless to-do list started in high school. Between being in AP classes to writing for the city’s student page, the list started growing. Somewhere along the way, it started becoming endless, just like the guilt of not completing it all.

Melissa Wick’s passion lies in helping budding entrepreneurs think about how they can use their business to have an impact on the community. Although she understands we’re all looking to monetize our ideas and bring products to life, she knows that it’s important to have a strategy embedded into the business to showcase what motivates you - a cause that’s important to you.

Brendon’s book, High Performance Habits, is starting to grow on me. Although I do believe that the Intro and “Beyond Natural: The Quest for High Performance” sections could be skipped (or at least listened to at 1.5 speed), he’s hit multiple points in his book, High Performance Habits, that make sense to me as a business owner.

Want to know the top LinkedIn Myths and how to gain more traction on the platform? Deanna Russo, owner of Leverage Up, busts through the myths and gives us actionable tips to increase our LinkedIn know-how.

2020 has been a crazy year for my business although not necessarily because anything out of the ordinary happened with the business itself. In reality, it was everything else, including virtual schooling, not being able to concentrate, and my uncanny ability to add more to my plate (literally and figuratively) when I’m already full. The business was actually holding steady growth despite everything going on. So here’s a rundown of what I’ve learned about business in 2020.

Ok, I have to admit, it really felt like Brendon was speaking to me at the beginning of section 1, Seek Clarity. Sifting through the comments about all the powerful people he’s worked with, I found myself stopping as soon as he mentioned that, oftentimes, no one knows that the high achiever is a hot mess.

PR Communications for small businesses doesn’t have to be scary. In today’s episode, I interviewed Yiema John, a PR specialist located in Columbus, Ohio, and helping entrepreneurs nationwide. “Communication is something that we all need to be good at,” says Yiema, “...whether we're communicating with friends and family to a C level executive.”

The main thing is to keep the main thing, the main thing. I believe that your main thing can be anything that excites you so much that it’s hard to fall asleep and easy to wake up. It’s the one thing that makes you gleefully drop off your kids at daycare each morning. Well, I do that either way, but I digress.