Non-Profit Summit: Harnessing the Power of Social Media View more presentations from Kristin Slice.
This blog is based on a blog originally published by Ms. Jennifer Woodard on the LinkedIn Group National Association of Women Business Owners. For information on Jenn click here. You know competition is fierce. The internet has made it easy … Continue reading
A few weeks ago, Kristin attended a workshop sponsored by Human Capital Strategies on Social Networking and Employment Law. Since the workshop, many people have asked Kristin what she learned/heard at the presentation. Before I share her response, a little … Continue reading
Every business professional is learning about social media. The questions abound – How often should I post? What do I post? What platforms should I be on? But the real value is in using the various social media platforms to … Continue reading
Businesses generate revenue by building relationships and value with prospective customers. In other words, you’ll attract more clients with kisses than bites. While you can’t approach every person/business with a sloppy kiss, you can use energy and enthusiasm; just as … Continue reading
Saw an article posted on LinkedIn, When is it Marketing and When is it Sales?, to help business owners determine which role is needed for hiring decisions. It got me thinking about the whole sales/marketing thing. Even though sales and … Continue reading
I am a life-long learner, which has certainly aided me as a business owner. Of course, there is no way anyone can know it all but I believe that most successful business owners are constantly reading, studying and learning.
This is going to be short – Follow-Up! Enough said. Ok, not really. If you are going to invest resources in networking, to maximize that investment of time, money, energy, enthusiasm, etc., the payoff is in the follow up.
I’ve decided to substitute sales for blog. After all, isn’t that what we all want…more sales? Plus now that I’ve articulated that this blog is about sales, I’m inspired. My intention is that readers will take some action, move forward … Continue reading
