Get out your phones and take photos of your business, your services, your employees, your satisfied customers, your products. Channel your inner-artist, your inner-child and get creating some simple yet powerful images that can make your business soar.

Today, women make up “85% of overall consumer spending to the tune of $7 trillion,” with a statistic like that, businesses have no choice but to consider tailoring their marketing towards women and at a minimum, understanding what women look for and need.

As humans, and especially as women, we sometimes have the mentality that we need to go it alone, but the smart decision is to gather as many people around us as possible that can help propel us to greatness.  As, we celebrate Women’s History Month, let’s go out and make some more history!

Did you know that 90% of consumers believe recommendations from friends? Networking can be very valuable to growing your business, and it doesn’t have to be hard…

Who wouldn’t want a little more harmony at work?  Thankfully, a little time spent on organizing your office space and your work processes can be all it takes.

Now that you have developed a nice following to your social media channels, and you have them engaged, it’s time to go for the big win!  

It is important (and financially smart) to use social media to invest in keeping current customers.  Give these tricks a go and keep those customers happy, engaged, and coming back for more.

Resolutions are good for business: reflecting on social media marketing and your small business

Email as a marketing tool has an amazing return on investment.  While various sources and of course, varied industries differ on the exact return on investment, most estimate the return on investment of email marketing to be anywhere from $44.00 to $55.00 for every dollar.

Twas the week before the holidays… Deck your social media halls with discounts, promotions, and information!

If you’re happy and you know it… leave a review.

Uh oh, you got a negative review. What do you do now?

You know that you want to have a clear message when you use social media, but how do you do that?

Here are a few tips to keep in mind, to not only stay afloat, but to make sure your social media strategy is a winner like Michael Phelps and not at the bottom of the lake “swimming with the fishies.”

Now that you have been REELED in to social media (get it, like fishing) and believe it can help grow your business, what are your next steps?