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Each week, you’ll get one clear, practical idea to help you navigate the parts of ownership no one warns you about: the people dynamics, the responsibility you carry, and the weight that shows up in both your work and your relationships.
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There are four simple options to consider when looking to strategically grow your business. Note the word strategic in there… this is not about just working harder or making more things in hopes of growing your business.
Change in business– when it is positive– means business growth. Most people focus only on the rosy aspects of business growth. Yet, there are challenges.
Selling hard-to-find items to specifically interested customers requires a very deliberate and carefully crafted branding strategy.
Unless there are barriers in the market that prevent competition, other companies see what this bright young startup is doing and copy it. Should a business cut prices to stay ahead of the competition?
One of the most essential components of effective copywriting is directly and succinctly communicating your message. I’m sure you’ve heard that before, but what does it mean to “communicate your message”?
Here are a couple of thoughts that might help prevent you from running your business around in circles, and instead focus your energy on leading the business forward.
No sales pitch. Just a conversation about your business, where you’re stuck, and whether we can help.