Whether you jump in your car with a mug of coffee, battle traffic before you battle office politics, or you’re a stay-at-home mom, you know you don’t want to do it forever.
I get it!
I used to jump in the car and battle traffic for about an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening Monday through Friday.
Several of my friends work-at-home now too. We all have different reasons for doing it.
Maybe we were looking to:
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Remote work is becoming the new nine to five. Between gadgets, teams, clients, and everything in between, mobile technology is making it super easy to go remote.
According to Global Workplace Analytics, employees are not at their desk 50-60% of the time. Today most work can be done at a beach-side café with an internet connection while sipping on a hot cup of joe.
So why not adopt a flexible work-from-anywhere culture? Studies prove that going remote isn’t exactly a terrible idea. Here are five reasons why your business should go remote:
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I’ve been posting about the importance of using social networks for your business and how you can use them to build trust and relationships that convert into a large list of loyal subscribers. We touched on Facebook and Twitter, and will now touch on Forums and Pinterest. Continue reading
See my previous post about the importance of using social networks for your business and how you can use them to build trust and relationships that convert into a larger, loyal list of subscribers. We touched on Facebook and will now touch on Twitter. These two platforms are the most successful tools to promote your business. Twitter can be linked to your Facebook page to show your Tweets in your feed, further helping you to optimize your efforts. Continue reading
Many people starting their own online businesses fail to realize the importance of social networking sites. In their personal life, they may either hate them or find themselves spending too much time on them. So they ignore the value in terms of business and more specifically in reaching their audience and building their subscriber base.
There are many tools in which to build and grow your business. But social networking has grown to an amazing number and is growing at a very fast pace among all age groups. Social networking sites are fertile ground for new subscribers, so you need to embrace this as a hot spot for your business growth.
Social networks connect you and your business directly to your prospects and customers. They give you an opportunity to provide value to them, brand your company, establish credibility, and sell your products and/or services. You will reach a whole new group of people by having an online presence. It is also a very cost-effective form of marketing and helps you keep up with your competitors.
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