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Use this guide from Constant Contact to ensure your social media graphics for business marketing are up to speed with this year's requirements—dimensions per platform matter. If you don't use the right ones, essential parts of your imagery can be cut off, especially on mobile, where the majority of your audience will see your social media marketing.
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 No one will disagree that 2020 was a wild year for a variety of reasons. What was particularly interesting to us here at STS was the same kind of project we had all year long.
Can you guess what it was? Hint: look at the article title. Every new marketing client that engaged us in 2020 needed their website rebuilt. Here are the problems presented to us that are clues the website is part of the problem:
The depth and longevity of an entrepreneur’s success depends on many factors. Things like industry, work environment, world events, leadership style, personality, grit, and more come into play. In most cases, the motivating factors that drive entrepreneurs to “just start” are the same ones that ultimately lead them to success.
I wanted to personally explore the characteristics/expectations of entrepreneurs and businesses that last, especially those that last amid hardship. I interviewed four CEOs who exemplify what it takes to attain longevity in business and weathered the last financial crisis. I asked their advice on how a business can survive the COVID-19 pandemic and much more. Learn how one brave entrepreneur approached COVID19 just as she was about to open her new art studio and school, Brave Art Studios & Gallery. She shares why it is so important to be marketing even when things are shut down and how the STS Marketing Academy has helped her do it more strategically.
Paulette Carr - https://www.facebook.com/BraveArtStudiosandGallery/ learn to market like you plan to be in business! In the final episode of our Business Survival Guide where I interviewed 4 CEO's who are models of longevity in business and the true entrepreneurial spirit, I interview long time (16 years) colleague, client and friend, Jennifer Ettinger, CEO of Pink Dreams Inc. a Social PR Agency.
“I really believe in faith, and that it’s going to work out and that I need to get my ego out of the way during difficult times… Whether I create a different program, or am wearing a different hat, doesn’t lesson who I am as a business person. And I will find the new people who will attract to the new program, or the new ways, or the new me." Jennifer Ettinger Learn to market like you plan to stay in business. "Rebecca and I have worked alongside one another for 16 years. She started as my Brand manager and blossomed into her own full-service media agency @startuptosuccessmc . She suggested we bring back my newsletter, and within 10 minutes of sending out, I had an invitation for a brand collaboration and a sale! Have a listen as Rebecca she shares her “top tips”for moving your business forward through unsettling times."
https://www.stsmarketingacademy.com #AtHomeWithJen #DigitalSeries #socialtv #socialmediacorrespondent #startupforsuccess #marketingstrategy #entrepreneurlife #marketingtips #togetherathome https://www.pinkdreamsinc.com @pinkdreams.inc @fityourstyle I interviewed four CEO's who exemplify what it takes to have longevity in business and weathered the last financial crisis. I asked their advice on how a business can survive COVID19...
In today's episode, Jeanine Kinzie, Co-Founder of Great Lakes Insurance & Financial Services Agency, another entrepreneur who started her business during the early 2000's economy crash, talks about being willing to make sacrifices to keep your business going and how she approached and fought through the last challenge to her business in 2014. You may even learn some things about life insurance and the opportunity that exists right now. These are the times we except imperfections as we communicate over varying internet connections and devices, there is a bit of echo in Jeanine's audio we reduced as much as we could, but I think what she has to share is well worth listening too and can be clearly heard. Learn to market like you plan to stay in business. Welcome to the second interview in this series about what it takes to have longevity in business through predictable and unforeseen crisis. I asked 4 CEO's, in business since the last financial crisis, their advice on how a business can survive COVID19...
In today's episode, Pranay Rajgarhia, Founder and CEO of SolidCircle, LLC talks about the difference between being a leader and a manager through times like these and the importance of having built the right team beforehand and why that matters. Learn to market like you plan to stay in business with the STS Marketing Academy! I interviewed four CEO's who exemplify what it takes to have longevity in business and weathered the last financial crisis. I asked their advice on how a business can survive COVID19...
In today's episode, Bruce Fikowski, CEO of GetAssist Inc and Controller of The Crossing Resort shares what steps to take immediately and the mindset that will get you through until the end of the crisis which "will pass." Learn to market like you plan to stay in business with the STS Marketing Academy!
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has more people than ever working remotely. Something that I have always said when hiring staff, "is not for everyone." Many may be trying to work from home for the first time, or at least every day remotely, not to mention with the kids in the mix with whole school districts closed.
I started STS Media, Marketing and Consulting Agency in 2008, another time of crisis in our country when the economy took a downturn, and many people were losing their jobs. At the time, I had five young children at home, two not yet in school. Through trial and error in the beginning, I came up with these tips to help manage the struggle of staying focused while working at home: |
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