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BEST PRACTICES
This is our collection of best practices for every part of running your small business. Browse through our articles, videos, tools & templates and more below!
Quitting is for quitters: How to keep going when everything tells you to stop
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In the beginning.... When I first started consulting, I closed my first 2 new business appointments. After that, I failed to close the next
How to Craft Your Company Vision
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How to stay focused when things get tough When things get tough, you need to look back at the vision for your company. But why? Owning
Improve your meetings with these top 5 meeting methods
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Everyone hates sitting in meetings that go on and on, or are completely irrelevant to you. So Brad and Jill tackle top meeting methods that
Small business owner’s favorite reads this month | June 2014
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This month was ALL about pricing. How to raise your prices, how to do price increase notices, how much you should be charging, and the list
How I learned how to price services and products for my business
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I started an online jewelry business when I was in college to help feed a creative interest (and make some extra money.) As a
4 ways to find clients that will pay you more
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We've been talking this month about raising your prices. I assert that higher prices help you to close business more quickly because you are
Crafting a price increase notice: 6 ways to tell your clients
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To start, here's a little price increase notice sample. I then follow it up with 6 ways to how to tell clients you're raising your prices
Pricing Strategies: How to figure out how much to charge clients
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It's so hard to pick a number when we're reworking our pricing strategies. We want to price our products or services at a number that
What to do when a client tells you "no"
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As a small business advisor since 2001, I've heard a lot of clients say "no". They say no because they "don't have the money". They say
