All posts by KevinJordan
Richard Chapo Discusses Legal Issues Related to Small Business Marketing
When it comes to the law, ignorance is not bliss. It is a business owner’s responsibility to know and obey the pertinent laws, but with everything local small business owners have on their plate, the law is often the last thing they are thinking about. My guest for Episode 217 of my podcast, Richard Chapo, […]
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Building a Business Plan for the Good Times and the Bad
The following guest post was contributed by Tag Business Coaching, a St. Louis-based executive business coaching service. The U.S. economy is very strong these days, and as a small business owner, you’re probably enjoying the ride. But, what are your plans for keeping up business when the engine invariably stalls? If your answer is, “I’ll […]
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Josh Haynam on How to Use Quizzes as a Lead Capture Tool
Pop quiz: What is a one tool that can simultaneously increase conversions, give your prospective customers a positive impression of your brand, extend the reach of your advertising for free, and help you sell your services or products without coming off as salesy? Answer: It’s a quiz! In Episode 216 of my podcast, I talk […]
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Kathy Knowles on How to Create More Purpose, Profit, and Possibilities in Your Business
My guest for episode 215 of the Small Business Marketing Minute podcast was Kathy Knowles, who is a human resources consultant and owner of Intuitive Strategies, a human resources firm. She is a speaker, trainer, and consultant who speaks on the seven-step system for creating more purpose, profit, and possibilities rather than running a business […]
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Protect Your Small Business with These 6 Types of Insurance Coverage
The following guest post was contributed by Embroker, a San Francisco based business insurance firm. If you own and operate a small business, chances are you are focused on growth. You want to take your brand to the next level, whether that means expanding to new geographic locations or spreading the word to customers in […]
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