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It is day five in our business planning series for the new year. Happy New Year! In our last post, we were learning about how to work backward with goal setting. Throughout this short little series on setting business goals, I’ve mentioned the importance of writing your goals down. It… Continue Reading Why It’s More Effective To Write Down Your Business Goals
We are on day four of our business planning session. You can check out the last post on boosting your bottom line to get caught up. In this article, I want to share the thought process for setting smart business goals. The trick is to work backward from a financial… Continue Reading How To Work Backwards To Set Your Business Goals
Our last post in this business planning series was regarding tracking and analyzing our data for success. Today let’s dive into growing our customers and sales. To grow your income, you need more customers. That makes sense for every business owner out there. But how do we get those customers?… Continue Reading Tips To Boost Your Bottom Line by Increasing Traffic, Subscribers, and Customers
We are working on a seven-day plan for building our business goals for the upcoming year. If you have not read the first post, you can start here. Today we are going to look at how to know where we are so we can plan where we are going! Tracking… Continue Reading Tracking Data and Measuring Growth for Your Business
Do you set aside time regularly to plan what you want to do in your business? If it’s not something you currently do, I strongly encourage you to embrace it this coming year. Setting aside time at the end of the year to plan out what I want to do,… Continue Reading Why Business Planning Is The Secret To Success For The Coming Year
In the weeds with where you want your business to go or grow into? It’s okay! We have been there at some point in our business. One thing that helps me is going back to the basics. What does going back to basics mean? What I mean is when you… Continue Reading It’s Okay to Go Back to Basics in Your Business