Hello there, how are you? Today's post is going to be quite short, however I think this topic is quite important for many, so I wanted to...

Hello there, I have been quite busy these days and I didn't know what to post until I struggled with creating a landing page. I have been...

Hello cuties!!!! It has been some time since I have posted, and you may be wondering why, the reason is I was a bit upset. I started this...

Hello again, How are you? You will never guess what happened to me recently, my vision board membership site asked me to upgrade to a...

Hello there, Some time back, as I was looking for ways to promote my business and services, I found Pinterest. The thing at the time was...

Hello there, As promised, here is my latest post. As you can see the topic is hot hot hot. " Is it a good idea to invest in your...

It’s been 10 months since I started searching for clients for my online workshops. After reading articles, joining groups, and following advice, here’s where I am: 4 free online workshop clients 1 testimonial for my website 1 month’s social media strategy club membership 1 business strategist coach hired 1 Instagram e-book purchased 80 email addresses from surveys, freebies, and affiliate links. I joined Facebook groups to learn more about sales and finding clients, and they

Starting a business isn’t always straightforward. When I first decided to start a business, I didn’t know what to promote. I wasn’t sure which product or service would resonate with my future audience. So, like many entrepreneurs, I turned to the internet and started reading articles on what was trending. One thing that kept popping up was digital products . They seemed like a great option, so I decided to create a printable planner . To make sure I did it right, I found a fr

When it comes to growing your small business, one thing is clear: advertising is key . But it’s not just about placing ads; it’s about connecting with your audience where they already are. Start by joining online groups where your potential clients hang out. Facebook groups, industry-specific forums, or LinkedIn communities are great places to engage and build relationships. Don’t just promote—be active, ask questions, offer value, and establish yourself as an expert. Postin

Let’s talk about scaling your business. Imagine this: You’ve started your business, offering services as a beautician, hairdresser, or makeup artist . At first, you worked weekends or evenings, but now you have loyal customers. However, you’re still struggling to pay your bills and save money. So, what can you do next? Start by focusing on your brand and customer experience. Hire personnel if necessary, delegate tasks, and learn how to market effectively to your ideal custome

Once I decided on my business and offerings, I quickly realised finding customers would be a challenge. I didn’t expect it to be so hard to get even one. So, I started by advertising on free classified sites, and eventually, I secured my first customer. But then I asked myself: What next? I soon realised this method wouldn’t work for every product or service. So, I decided to try advertising on social media. I thought it would be easy to do it for free and still attract custo

Hmmm, a good question. I’m still working on it. Finding customers is one of the biggest challenges when starting a business, but with the right strategies, you can attract a steady flow of potential buyers. Here are some effective ways to find customers for your business: Know Your Ideal Customer Before you can find customers, you need to define them. Create a detailed customer profile that includes their demographics, interests, pain points, and where they hang out online. T

Hello there! In this post, I’d like to discuss why people start a business. In my first post, I mentioned my idea for a coconut products store. The reason I thought about it was simple —I wanted something that was mine. I was approaching 30, and maybe it was my internal clock ticking, but at that time, my motivation was clear: I really wanted my own store. I imagined having a variety of products that I could sell and, of course, make money from. A few years later, while I was

Now that you’ve found your business area, what’s the next step? Well, that depends on what you’re planning to offer. When I first considered starting a business, I wanted to sell coconut-based products. I’m not entirely sure why, but it felt like the right fit for me at the time. I thought about what I could sell—coconut-scented face and body washes, hair products, and hand creams. That was about it for the cosmetics side. I also briefly considered jewellery, although it did