Get ready to make things happen with The Business Guild‘s spring issue of Flackery — the digital magazine for small business owners! Feeling stressed? Does it feel like you struggle to get things done? Maybe you wish you had an extra hour or two each day. Sometimes, we do too. In this issue, we’re peeling back the
The Business Guild‘s winter issue of Flackery – the digital magazine for small business owners – is now out! This quarter, we’re hyper-focused on those of us brave enough to take on the role of an entrepreneur or small business owner. Working for ourselves is a daily challenge. Although those struggles can sometimes feel overwhelming,
It’s here! The Business Guild‘s fall issue of Flackery – the magazine for small business owners! It’s full of tools, tips, and strategies to power through challenges and reach your business goals! Are you stuck? Frustrated? Struggling to get to the next step? We’ve got the solutions to get you back on track and heading toward
This month’s LinkedIn Tip: Your Name and Pronouns Did you know you can add your personal preferred pronouns to your LinkedIn profile? Perhaps you’ve seen some of your connections already with (She/Her) or (He/Him) or (They/Them) appearing after their names and wonder how you can set yours up, too. It’s quite simple! And along
This month’s LinkedIn Tip: How to Ask/Give Testimonials/Recommendations Testimonials / recommendations from past clients, coworkers, bosses, and so on, add a bit off that ‘awesomeness’ aspect to your profile. Having people talk about you in their own words goes a long way to building the know-like-trust factor with people you’ve yet to work with.
Make your customer relationships sizzle with the summer issue of Flackery from The Business Guild! Do you struggle with sales? Wish you could get more referrals? Or maybe you just need a little help creating a customer relationship strategy? The summer issue of Flackery has the tools and resources you need to boost your bottom
This month’s LinkedIn Tip: Save Your LinkedIn Data Did you know you can download all your LinkedIn activity, including your connections? If you’re building your network, that information is valuable, and it’s easy for you to collect it. Go into Settings & Privacy from the dropdown under “Me” when signed into your LinkedIn Profile,
This month’s LinkedIn Tip: Reach Out and Make New Connections I’m betting that you’re always finding a post or a comment you find intriguing when you scroll through your feed. And I also bet you check out profiles now and again — how often do you come across a person you want to connect with…and don’t?
Does it ever feel like you’re working hard, but you’re not getting anything done? Or maybe you get through your To-Do list every day, but aren’t seeing the results you need. This issue is for you! It is crammed with articles and actionable tips for productivity, success, and marketing. Here is a list of only
This month’s LinkedIn Tip: Turn off “People Also Viewed” When you first create a LinkedIn account, the default for profiles contains a column (on the right side of the page) that shows a list of profiles your visitors visited after stopping on your profile. What this does is it gives your profile visitors *many*