African American Businesswoman

3 strategies for building your social media business   “Ready, fire, aim!” Most businesses approach social media by jumping right in and forgetting to plan. Abraham Lincoln once said, "If I had six hours to chop down a tree, I would spend the first four hours sharpening the axe!" This works just as well in launching your social media campaign. Take the time to get your strategy right. Here are the steps to build the "sharpest" social media plan and build your business  the right way are here 1.Know your marketing objectives.  Before jumping into the heavy traffic of social media, you have to know where you want to be in the end. When working with clients, you should first establish a set of goals and what it is that they hope to achieve. How do you want to expose your business? Are you going for awareness, sales, leads? What do you hope to learn or get out of using these social mediums? You can then evaluate these set goals and have a better understanding

Why it is so important to find your ideal customer. Without a clear understanding of who you are advertising to, your content, your ad campaigns, and your email marketing in my honest opinion you are wasting your time . Like running around in circle going know where. Building your business on the internet can be overwhelming for some. I want to help lighten the load or decrees the stress of finding your perfect Audience. here For new internet Marketer's These 5 strategies I guarantee you will get value Become a Problem solver   1.What Problems Do You Solve for Your Customers? Selling is about solving customer problems, whether those are problems customers are currently facing, or problems they will face as their marketplace evolves and their needs change.  The problems you identify can be anything at all, as long as you believe there are enough people who have the problem to support your business. Try to be as specific as possible when identifying the problems your

I want to share a story with you today. Back in 2010 I was only a couple of years into learning how to make money online.   At that point I had achieved little success... A few thousand dollars here or there... Yet it wasn't consistent enough for me to survive or give up my job. I wanted to take things to the next level. At the time my motto was  "IT'S EASY TO DO AND IT'S IS NOT TO DO" So I built my businesses around my passion something I would love to do every day: I had a lot of fun doing this, yet for some reason the sales were really low. Then I had an "Eureka"  moment, out of all places, at a magazine stand. I saw a magazine I'd normally have no interest in. However... the headline definitely caught my attention: "19 Year Old Drops Out Of College And Makes $9,000,000 In One Year Selling Real Estate!" That practically  forced  me to pick up a copy of the magazine. In the end the story didn't do m