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How Krav Maga and close-quarters combat translates to success and happiness in business through the eyes of an instructor and a business owner.

As a business owner, you know retaining current customers is much less expensive than finding new ones. It’s a concept we always push with our clients: Focus less on constant lead generation and more on creating an unforgettable client experience (and amazing product).

Growing a business isn’t easy. I’ve worked with many business owners in every stage of the process from finding a viable idea to rebranding an out-of-date look and feel. Whether you’re peddling products, services, or intellect, getting the word out there is tough.

No matter where you are, as an entrepreneur, you have to understand goal setting when it comes to financial and business goals. Setting goals not only allows you to have a clear plan of attack but also narrows down your priorities so you’re not 100 places at once. 

Purpose-Driven Digital Magazine Making their Own Headlines through Branding

Meet Julia Barge, Nolia Roots Director of Operations

For seven months I worked for Shelly Hughes, as a Nolia Roots marketing intern. Throughout this time I grew as a graphic designer, social media strategist, business leader, and marketing student.

A Wakefield research survey found that “one-third of Americans are more afraid to start their own business than to jump out of a plane.” (Wakefield). Personally, the plane sounds scarier, but that’s because with the right systems and resources allocated, it makes it simpler to run a business (and I’m terrified of heights).

Everyone has encountered some sort of philanthropy in their life, but what is the best way to get your business involved in the community? 

People will tell you a million different methods on what to do before you begin writing your ad copy. In order to fully understand paid search marketing, it is important to start with just a few things though.