Author: Audrey Sellers
Project management & process management: What’s the difference?
Written by: Audrey Sellers
Think about how you feel when you complete a successful project. As a small business owner, it’s fulfilling when your team members come together to create …
How to create a project management plan for your small business
Written by: Audrey Sellers
What comes to mind when you think about project management? Do you envision a big company with a dedicated project manager for every venture? Or large-scale projects …
How to organize and manage your business bills
Written by: Audrey Sellers
Paying bills may not be the most exciting tasks for you as a small business owner, but it’s definitely one of the most important.If you ever …
How to motivate your employees
Written by: Audrey Sellers
As a small business owner, you wouldn’t be where you are today without your team. Whether you’ve brought on full-time W2s or hired 1099 contract workers, your …
The best social media apps for your business
Written by: Audrey Sellers
Social media has evolved. It’s not just about an interesting personality posting status updates, and interesting pictures anymore. It’s about catching attention in a fraction of …
3 retail trends to watch in 2019
Written by: Audrey Sellers
Small retailers are busy preparing for the holiday shopping season, but now’s also the time to reflect on the past year and to look ahead to …
3 technologies small business owners should consider in 2019
Written by: Audrey Sellers
Technology gives small business owners an edge, allowing them to use limited resources in smarter, more efficient ways. However, many on Main Street remain slow to …
What this Supreme Court ruling means for small retailers in 2019
Written by: Audrey Sellers
A Supreme Court tax ruling in June 2018 changed the way online retailers must operate. In a landmark 5-4 decision in favor of a South Dakota …
5 small business marketing trends to watch in 2019
Written by: Audrey Sellers
With limited time and resources, marketing remains a challenge on Main Street. You may want to improve your marketing, but running the business will always take priority. In …
