I’m back with another brainstorming session for all you content creators out there. Whether you run your own blog or you need ideas for your company’s social media account, I’m hoping to share ideas that get your creative juices going. Since my day job is content writing, I know how hard it is to think…
Category: Business
5 Ways to Improve Your Company’s Blog
Whether you are a large or small company, a blog is one of the best ways to communicate with your customers. However, without the right approach, your blog can become ineffective and a time-wasting way to reach your customers. With that in mind, here are five ways you can improve your company’s blog. Know your…
The Basics of Launching an Online Store
Post by Gloria Martinez Not so long ago, online shopping was considered a luxury. Now, it’s considered an essential element of any goods-based business. That being said, you don’t necessarily have to have a brick-and-mortar location to thrive in e-commerce. Every day, new online stores are launching and flourishing long-term. You may have heard that…
How Can A Staffing Company Benefit From RPO?
Guest Post Provided by iSmartRecruit RPO, or recruitment process outsourcing, is when a company delegates the responsibility of hiring and recruiting new employees to another company. This agreement could be a one-time deal or a long-term commitment. Their services can include posting the job opening, promoting it, screening resumes, conducting interviews, and finally recruiting and…
How to Successfully Recover and Rescue Your Business During the Pandemic by Derek Goodman
A pandemic is truly an interesting time to be alive, though not at all in a good way. This is especially true for small business owners and even those who work independently. On the one hand, there’s the fear and uncertainty that comes from the diminished income of a suffering economy. On the other hand,…
Ideas for Starting a Business After a Career Setback by Brad Krause
Losing your job can be an incredible blow, and not just to your bank account. It can also make you second-guess yourself or lead you to question your career choices. There is a way, however, to turn lemons into lemonade. If you’ve had a career setback, it might be time to consider starting your own…
The Book You Need to Grow Your Blog or Business
I am excited to participate in this sponsored campaign to talk about Traffic Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Filling Your Websites and Funnels with Your Dream Customers by Russell Brunson. I remember when I first started my blog, Lady Unemployed, my mission was to discuss my personal job search progress and sharing my insights along the…
6 Steps for Career Transitions During the COVID Crisis by Tom Marino, Certified Life Coach
During this uncertain time, where many have been furloughed or lost their jobs, it is understandable that many are feeling scared, unsettled and shaken. Losing a job is a difficult and major life transition that has now impacted over 33 million Americans all at once. It is a time where you may feel powerless or…
Getting Rid of My To-Do List is My 2020 Goal
Today, I finally tackled a few things I had been putting off. I’ve been away from the traditional 9-to-5 grind for this past year and taking on a few freelance projects instead. As a result, my workload is slightly splintered so I have the habit of having keeping “here and there” to-dos that I need…
5 Interview questions that should be asked, but aren’t
I’ve recently found myself on ‘that’ side of the table. You know the one. The side where you sit alone and face a panel of inquisitors who hold crisp, white sheets of paper with questions that require you to summarize your career in two minute intervals. It’s been over 10 years since I’ve had to…