Sometimes things are a little more complicated and take a little longer than you expect.
Sometimes those things are website redesigns.
But while I work with my designer to iron out the last few kinks, you still need to know how to be more productive, professional, and profitable. So go ahead, pour yourself another great big mug of tea and settle in for some awesome advice from around the internet.
15 phrases that will make you more productive from Inc. Because saying “no” in the politest way possible can sometimes be the best time-management skill there is.
Do you spend a lot of time on email, frustrated that the people you to reach out to don’t respond? Then you definitely need to read A Pair and A Spare’s post on how to email someone you’ve never met so they actually read your message and respond.
Speaking of email, you’re probably doing email introductions wrong. Quartz show you the right way to connect colleagues to each other.
I’m thinking of bringing on an assistant, so I appreciated this post from Susan Drumm on big mistakes to avoid when hiring a VA.
What’s one of the cheapest and easiest ways you can market yourself? Your email signature, of course! Corinne Kerston shows you how to make yours work hard in the classiest way possible.
I’ve been looking at a lot of small business websites and social media accounts lately, and I’ve noticed that many of them make these mistakes over and over. Do you?
Freelance Freedom Fighter has six reasons you need to keep a business budget, especially if you want to make a profit and grow your business.
Trying to put together a non-annoying social media strategy for your small business? Daily Worth covers every platform you’ll need.
Read anything good lately? Share away!
Hi Katharine! Thanks so much for including my post in this great group of tips!
I really like the links on email introductions and what to write, I always feel like I’m getting it wrong.
Have a great Friday!
And thank you for introducing me to Wisestamp — so clever! =)