Best advice on how to grow your business

Best advice on how to grow your business

You need to learn to sell people on your vision and potential, which is difficult because most investors tend to want to see numbers trending in the right direction. Finding and convincing investors to believe in you and your business is always tough, especially when you are a very early-stage company.

Tips for becoming a successful Entrepreneur

Tips for becoming a successful Entrepreneur

An entrepreneur’s biggest fault is refusing to invest in their business and themselves. Keep in mind that a good CEO doesn’t do everything – they do what they are good at and hire others to help with the rest.

Growing your business as a Freelancer

Growing your business as a Freelancer

Being a successful freelancer is difficult, but after reading this interview, you’ll know how to become more competitive and convince clients that you’re someone they should hire.

Successful Digital marketing advice

Successful Digital marketing advice

There are businesses and solopreneuers out there that want to grow and scale, but can’t quite find the dots to connect social, e-commerce, email, and influencer marketing. But here are ways you can find and connect the dots.

Turning a business failure into success

Turning a business failure into success

If you have a business without challenges, then you’re either superhuman or not real. Entrepreneurs must face challenges. And if you’re actually a good person and have a good team around you, the best thing you can do is get in front of your clients / partners / stakeholders and discuss openly with them, face-to-face.

The story of Nancy Chin-Wagner, a Founder, CEO and  networking professional

The story of Nancy Chin-Wagner, a Founder, CEO and networking professional

Professionals, students, and others may find networking difficult, but the appropriate tool and coach can make networking easier. This article describes the challenges faced by networking professional Nancy Chin-Wagner as she started her networking firm after growing up in a rural town with limited networking chances. When Nancy first arrived to Boulder, Colorado, she had no friends. She could only meet people through participating in organizations like the Chamber of Commerce, hiking and literature clubs, and many other activities. Her motivation to start her own business was motivated by a deep desire to help others communicate successfully.