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Small Business Owners, You Might Be Wasting More Time Than You Think
By Rhonda Campbell While I worked for major corporations, I’d often lament the long hours I worked. There were weeks when I didn’t take a break long enough to hurry downstairs to the cafeteria to get lunch. I’d end up … Continue reading
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Tagged effective time management habits, fewer than five employees, hiring contractors and employees, managing time, micro small business owners, owning a micro small business, small business, small business owners, time management, time management skills
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You Don’t Care About People and Everyone Can Tell
By Rhonda Campbell There are nearly seven billion people the planet. Clearly, that’s more than enough consumers to allow you to achieve your small business goals. But what message are you sending prospective customers? Take the time to consider the … Continue reading
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Tagged business social media page, customer appreciation, customer connections, customer relationships, customer sales, customer service, email customers, marketing strategies, prospective customers, small business, small business owners, successful business
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Small Business Owners Who Communicate with Confidence Succeed
As a small business owner, the ability to work and communicate with confidence (when you get bad reviews, others laugh at you, tell you that you should quit or stop supporting you) is paramount if you plan on operating a profitable small business. … Continue reading
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Tagged business success, cash flow return on investment, communicate with confidence, customer confidence, customer sales, financial metric, go gain confidence, home based small business, roi calculation, small business, small business owner
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This Brooklyn New York Native is Bringing a World of Books to Global Readers
MEET Carol Rogers: Carol and her business partner, Brenda, two literary and community dynamos, founded C&B Books Distribution in 1995. These two New Yorkers opened their first bookstore after they got a taste of bookselling success while visiting and selling … Continue reading
Posted in Book Industry Entrepreneurs, Feature Business Leader Interviews, Growing Business
Tagged african american authors, african american books, brooklyn new york, carol rogers cb books, cb books distribution, customer sales, new york literary events, queens spring book and health fair, small business, small business marketing strategies, st. nicholas flea market in queens
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It’s Time to Stop Believing These Myths about Owning a Small Business
By Rhonda Campbell Imagine being able to get out of bed and head to work when you get ready . . . every day. Visualize being able to work with the coolest bunch of employees you ever met for the … Continue reading
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Tagged at home employment, business marketing, business products, customer sales, home biz, how to create online business, myths about owning business, self employed, small business, small business myths, small business owner
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