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How to ‘Marie Kondo’ Your Way To Great Content (And A Tidy Website)

Competitive Advantage, Content Writing, Digital Marketing content-marketing, great content, marie kondo, writing great content

It’s hard to consistently create great content! Over time, your best stuff can get lost under a clutter of not-so-great content. That’s where the Marie Kondo method comes in…

Close up of business woman's face. She is caucasian, early 30s, with long, dark chair pulled back from her face. She has a worry look on her face and her hand over her mouth. To the left of her face are the words "5 Bits of Business Jargon You MUST Stop Using. And What To Say Instead."

5 Bits of Business Jargon You Must Stop Using – And What To Say Instead!

Business Communication, Business Growth, Working Life business, business conversations, business jargon, client relationships, jargon

Clients want personal connections, so use warm, friendly language. Never offer to “facilitate” when you can “help”!

When The Client Is Wrong: 5 Ways To Say No Without Arguing

Business Communication, Working Life business, client relationship, clients, when-the-client-is-wrong

When the client is wrong – and it happens – how you respond ultimately determines whether the project and the client relationship survives. Don’t argue. Don’t acquiesce. There are better strategies!

Scene of a networking event. In the background you see business people shaking hands and mingling. In the forefront is a smiling, caucasian woman, early 30s, wearing a light gray blazer. She is smiling at the camera. Her arms are crossed. She looks confident and is smiling. At the top left red text says "Wish you were better at networking?" and below it, in black text, it says "Ditch These 5 Bad Habits And Soar."

Wish You Were Better At Networking? Ditch These 5 Bad Habits And Soar!

Business Communication, Business Growth, Competitive Advantage, Working Life business, business relationships, do better at networking, how to network, networking

Stop “working the room” and start making real connections…

How to Move Past Failure: 5 Simple Steps to Get Your Business Back On Track

Competitive Advantage, Infographics, Working Life business, entrepreneurship, failure, how to move past failure, move past failure

In business, how you deal with failure is incredibly important. In fact, it is not failing that ruins us, it is reacting badly to our failures.

How to Be More Productive, More Successful and Happier By Making 3 Simple Mindset Changes

Competitive Advantage, Working Life be happier, be more productive, be more successful, how to be more productive, mindset changes, productivity

Working hard is important but working smart is more important. At the end of the day, there is no award given out to the person who makes – or completes – the longest To-Do list.

How To Make A Great LinkedIn Profile: 5 Ways To Stand Out And Shine

Business Communication, Content Writing, Digital Marketing, Working Life great-linkedin-profile, LinkedIn Headline, linkedin profile, LinkedIn summary, personal brand, social networking

LinkedIn in the world’s largest social network for professionals. So, it is really important to create a profile that elevates your professional brand!

Work-Life Balance: 5 Ways to Let Go of the Myth and Start Enjoying Life

Working Life career, success, successful women, work-life-balance

5 strategies to prioritize LIFE and achieve career success.

Photo shows a mid-40s white female in her office. She is attractive, with shoulder length brown hair, wearing a white shirt and black jeans, with black boots. She is leaning back in her chair - obviously relaxed, with her feet on her desk and her hands cupped around a coffee mug. The mug is light blue. Along the bottom of the photo, in a light blue text box, is the title "How To Find Your Business Niche and Beat Your Competition"

How to Find Your Business Niche and Beat Your Competition

Competitive Advantage, Working Life business-niche, competitive advantage, find your business niche, finding-your-niche, small-business-success

If someone asked you to name the one thing your company does exceptionally well, what would your answer be?
If your response takes more than a minute and involves counting things off on your fingers and toes, you may have a problem. You need to find your niche!

Why Bill Gates Values Employee Training – And You Should Too

Competitive Advantage, Employee Training bill gates, competitive advantage, employee training, workplace training

What successful business people know about the costs and benefits of training.

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