If you’re like most small business owners and solopreneurs, you’re hunting for the next great tip that will make running your business easier and help improve your bottom line. You are not alone.
Most people like you just want to have a business that helps them make the most of the lifestyle they have dreamed of — not necessarily some glitzy life lounging on the beach sipping mai tais — but a life that fits for them. Does that sound like you? You came to the right place.
I’ve worked with hundreds of small business owners over the years. You are a hardy lot. Your enthusiasm and ability to overcome huge obstacles inspires me. I began my consulting firm in 1996 because I saw small businesses struggling everywhere I looked. We wear so many hats and sometimes it just takes a little help from an “outsider” to kick us in the right direction.
You’ll find lots of tips and tools on this site that will help you do just that.
- Marketing tips that will help you get the word out to your prospects and clients
- Ways to improve your cash flow and pump up that bottom line
- Resources and tools that can help make your business life a whole lot easier
But the primary key to your success is to DO something.
And you can start right now by signing up for my small biz tips. Thousands of smart business owners get my small business tips in their email box every week. If you want to learn how to help your business survive (and thrive!) no matter what the economy is doing, you should get my tips too. Just enter your name and email in the box below and press “Send The Tips!”
A little about me and why I do what I do. For over twenty years, I worked for a large Fortune 500 company helping company leaders, departments and teams create and put their plans into action to make change happen. That’s where I gained much of my experience. I’ve always been known as the “action lady.” (It’s no coincidence that my initials are DO.) That’s the person who spurs others into action to get things done. You simply can’t win in business without taking action — and it has to be the right action. Here’s my motto:
In 2004, I started my first blog Just for Small Business. That’s how my publisher, Wiley.com found me. They were interested in the writing I’d done about cash flow issues in small business and in 2006, my book Small Business Cash Flow: Strategies for Making Your Business a Financial Success was published. Your bottom line – the cash in your business – is what will make your business a success. More businesses fail because of insufficient cash flow than for any other reason.
The best way to have a sustainable business is to take action. Now is the best time to begin. Start with these small business tips and then check out these small business tools. And don’t forget to join me on my Facebook page here.
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Often I’ll find products that I find useful or that I think will be useful for other small business owners like you. In those cases, I’ll write about the product and let you know what I think. Many of those products will be linked to with a referral link which means I’ll make a commission if you choose to purchase the product. Rest assured that I will not refer you to a product I do not believe in myself whether I receive a commission on the referral or not.
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