I started out my career with the belief that if I excel at my work, if I put in the time and effort, my work would speak for itself. But since those early days, I’ve come to realise that this isn’t the case. Work can and has gone unnoticed. Some of my accomplishments have remained hidden. Sitting quietly in the corner, pumping out work, is simply not the way.
Ever wonder how some writers make it look so easy? Here’s how I turn my internal chaos into something I can publish. I think about the next post or article I want to write. I may refer to my note to self on WhatsApp (my go-to daily note-taking device) or my To-Do List (I use Todoist because it’s super simple and uncluttered).
You can find any number of reasons to take a step back, peek from behind the curtain, pause that idea, or hold space for someone else’s ambitions. But you only need one good reason to say yes to yourself.
Self-promotion can feel awkward every single time. But what if we could talk about ourselves and our work without fear of judgement or worry about scrutiny?
If your business has fewer than 20 employees, here are five things that you should know, from a branding and marketing perspective, as you head into 2025.
Brand positioning can be a small business’s secret weapon
In this article, I explain why every small business needs a website and share a quick way to get one up fast.
As a small business owner armed with a website and social media presence, you may be wondering how to generate more interest in your business and remain relevant to your target audience. An effective way to do this is by developing content regularly. This content should be published on your website and shared on your social media.