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Get Away From The Computer And Network IRL
Seeing my friend Martin Focazio announce his new role (congrats again Marty!!!!) by pointing out the importance if in person networking, made me realize how important it is to get out and meet people and networking in person. Not just on platforms like LinkedIn and Alignable (et al). Since the pandemic there has been some
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Philly’s New Mayor Wants People To Return To The Office
There was an interesting post on LinkedIn from a colleague of mine, Mike Krupit, about RTO (return to office) proclamation by Philadelphia’s new mayor. I’m torn on this. First off I’m an entrepreneur and my team is 100% remote. We always have been. It never made sense to have an office when all the work
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Being An Entrepreneur And Business Owner Can Be Frustrating
I hate admitting it, but being an entrepreneur and business owner is frustrating at times. Cash flow isn’t always consistent. Often, especially in the service industry, you’re at the mercy of other people and companies’ budgets and timelines. The beginning of the year has been slow. I’m not going to lie. The pipeline has been
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People Who Stay On Twitter Are Aiding Musk In His Antics
I know a lot of people who are still on Twitter, because they feel they get a benefit from it. But what is the benefit of being associated with Elon Musk. He’s a truly horrible person with very right-wing/Nazi/Fascist tendencies. Now Musk is planning on getting rid of the Twitter branding altogether. I think this
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How To Nurture Your Network
I’ve learned something. If you build your network right, your network is EVERYTHING in business. They are a support group when things in business have you down, they are your cheerleaders when things are going well. They are a source of referrals and recommendations. Cultivating a good rapport with your network is key to keeping
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Business Is Fluid. You Need To Learn How To Adapt
In the 10+ years of running Goldstein Media, I’ve noticed something. Business isn’t something that is static and unchanging. It’s fluid. Every deal, contract, project is different from the last one and any future ones. To be honest, I wish my business wouldn’t throw me curve balls, where I would have revise contracts and agreements.
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Why It’s Important To Let Your Web Person Handle Your Hosting And Maintenance
I’ve been doing web design, web development, and digital marketing for more than 10 years. Of the years I’ve done a number of different methods to host my clients’ sites. In the beginning I would have them pick up cheap hosting and they would manage that relationship. As time went on, the cheap hosting acted
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New Year Productivity Tips To Help You Kickstart Your Business in 2019
Foundr Magazine’s latest post on how to be productive in 2019 is full of great information and stats to help you succeed in 2019. Check it out! Tired of failing at your new year’s resolutions? These 5 productivity tips for entrepreneurs will help you smash your big goals this year! Source: New Year Productivity Tips
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Are You A Zero
A good friend and business colleague of mine Chuck Hall published a great post today on LinkedIn about how every new year is a fresh start. We all start at zero. It’s definitely worth a read. On the first business day of the new year, one of my more experienced colleagues walked into the office
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Talk Triggers by Jay Baer and Daniel Lemin — A Review
In October, Jay Baer sent me a review copy of his new book he wrote with Daniel Lemin called Talk Triggers . This book is an essential book for any marketing department, student studying marketing in college, and any business owner who is trying to set their business apart from the competition. Employing the revolutionary
